Roderick Jenkins | 28/04/2019 14:07:19 |
![]() 2376 forum posts 800 photos | Hi Brian, I've extolled the virtue of the 33 and 34 tooth gears on this forum many times. My use of the word "cheat" (note the inverted commas) was to emphasise Myford's possible reluctance to provide them - neither are currently available. Cheers, Rod |
Russell Eberhardt | 28/04/2019 16:31:40 |
![]() 2785 forum posts 87 photos | If you have a 3D printer you could download the file for a Myford 34 tooth gear from Thingverse here. I printed a gear for my Atlas about a year ago just to see if it would work. I've been using it ever since in the fine feed set-up as it reduces the noise. Russell |
Pete Rimmer | 28/04/2019 16:35:03 |
1486 forum posts 105 photos | I'm going to hob a few pairs of these gears since they are not currently available and I want to raise some funds to get a DRO for one of my machines. |
Andy G | 28/04/2019 20:57:54 |
![]() 3 forum posts 8 photos | RDG sell Myford spares |
John Reese | 29/04/2019 04:07:00 |
![]() 1071 forum posts | Have you searched for vendors of "stock" gears. As long as the diametral pirtch and and pressure angle are correct you can modify the bore to suit your needs. |
David Standing 1 | 29/04/2019 08:06:30 |
1297 forum posts 50 photos | Posted by ANDREW GELSON on 28/04/2019 20:57:54:
RDG sell Myford spares
See posts #3 and #5 |
Pete Rimmer | 29/04/2019 18:05:23 |
1486 forum posts 105 photos | As David rightly put it's difficult to get off-the-shelf gears at 14.5PA These have been out of stock at the usual outlets so I've made 7 pairs and been given leave to list them in the classified section this one time due to the lack of availability. They are steel gears with hobbed teeth and broached keyway. |
Adam Stevenson | 29/04/2019 18:13:03 |
35 forum posts 1 photos | I don't think it matters who makes them, marypoppinsbag sold them on ebay and myford tried to get them banned but as it only stated they was Myford compatible no one owns the right to make them or sell them. When Lesley died JS sold them to RDG as well as the few direct customers. You are welcome to list the on HWS. |
Pete Rimmer | 29/04/2019 21:16:15 |
1486 forum posts 105 photos | Posted by Adam Stevenson on 29/04/2019 18:13:03:
I don't think it matters who makes them, marypoppinsbag sold them on ebay and myford tried to get them banned but as it only stated they was Myford compatible no one owns the right to make them or sell them. When Lesley died JS sold them to RDG as well as the few direct customers. You are welcome to list the on HWS. Thank you Adam, for that consideration. If remember John saying that they tried to get Lesley's advert pulled. It wasn't my intention to get into wholesale, more to fill a need but if they continue to remain unavailable I may advertise some in the future. More than half of the above sets are already claimed. |
lfoggy | 30/04/2019 16:23:33 |
![]() 231 forum posts 5 photos | Posted by Pete Rimmer on 27/04/2019 20:39:59:
Posted by lfoggy on 19/04/2019 21:40:38:
Try finding a 48 tooth gear. They are even more difficult to get hold of ! 48T is not part of the normal set. What is it required for on the Myford? The 48 tooth gear is part of the set of gears you need to cut inch threads on a metric 254 lathe. It was available to purchase as an option with metric 254s when they were being made back in the day...... |
Former Member | 30/04/2019 19:44:09 |
1329 forum posts | [This posting has been removed] |
Pete Rimmer | 01/05/2019 18:28:52 |
1486 forum posts 105 photos | Thanks Bill. I made 7 pairs since it was as easy to hob 7 as a single one once the machine's set up. They did go quickly so I've now removed the advert. Pete. |
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