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bricky03/12/2016 08:11:21
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All is not lost,after removing the mandrel I had a think before I started afresh.If I mounted anER32 collet chuck with a 1/2" ground bar in I could mount the bar in the four jaw to run true and scim the shaft .fortunately i had previously drilled the tail end and was able to get the rotating centre in to hold it whilst turning.Did it work, did it ever,I now have a runout of .07 mm 2.5 thou, I am chuffed ,thanks again for your help.

Frank

Swarf, Mostly!03/12/2016 11:02:08
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Posted by ASF on 02/12/2016 22:13:05:

I have 3rd edition. It is at chapter 3.8

Hi there, ASF,

My copy (ISBN 085242 715 8) has 'Sections', not 'Chapters'. Section 3 runs from page 52 to page 56 and is entitled 'Standard Tapers and Collets'. It finishes with details of Clarkson end-mill screwed shanks (well, where else would you put that info?!). That Section does not have the Myford mandrel nose drawing we're discussing in this thread.

I'm confused!

Best regards,

Swarf, Mostly!

ian j03/12/2016 11:23:03
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Hi.

My third edition,ISBN 978-1-85486-134-4, has sections and no page numbers. The same drawing is on the last page of section 3 ie 3.8.

Ian

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