clivel | 14/12/2018 15:49:49 |
344 forum posts 17 photos | Posted by Nigel McBurney 1 on 14/12/2018 15:29:30:
My myford has sat for around 50 years on a homemade wooden stand,made from old bedframe timber vary hard and well seasoned,bolted on top there is a 7in by 3 in steel channel girder as long as the lathe,this forms a rigid bed for the lathe to sit on,I made my own raising blocks from thick aluminium plate,these keep the bed well off the steel tray and makes clearing swarf from under the bed a lot easier Nigel, |
Darren Gallagher 1 | 11/12/2019 10:17:16 |
3 forum posts | Thanks for the information about the Oil Gun ive been looking for a reasonable priced one for ages for my ML7. |
Howard Lewis | 11/12/2019 11:59:23 |
7227 forum posts 21 photos | I found that the Myford oil gun, was a scatter gun, lubricating everything except what was needed. I bought a Reilang. Relatively more expensive than the Myford article, but the difference is that it puts oil where you want it, with almost no leakage, and will work in almost any position. It has been a good investment, thoroughly recommend it. With regard to spanners, it is possible to tighten / slacken hardware with a slightly oversize open end spanner, by inserting a packer of the correct size between one of the jaws and the flat of the hexagon, or square. better to use the correct size, but sometimes, the devil drives, where needs must! Howard |
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