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Myford Lever Action Tailstock Design and Build

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Hopper15/02/2023 10:10:11
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Posted by Douglas Johnston on 06/01/2023 11:24:23:

Hi Hopper - very much enjoyed reading your article in the latest copy of MEW and have been inspired to make one for my Myford Speed 10. I may have to alter the odd dimension to fit the Speed 10 but it looks like it will work. One thing you did not mention in the article was the hole spacing on the flat bar link, what did this turn out to be ?

Doug

Sorry Doug, I missed your post until now. The distance between the hole centres on the link is 2-1/4" .Yes I think you could adapt it to the Speed 10 with minimal changes to suit the diamter of your tailstock body.

The final section of the article, along with the drawings for the link, handle, clamping ball handle and the stop are all in the next edition of MEW, Issue 324, February, which is out now. I did not realise the article had been split into two until just now because they take months to reach me in rural Australia.

Ady115/02/2023 10:24:40
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Nice one Hopper, well done you

You're now a social media star and can appear on I'm a celebrity and strictly come dancing

Hopper15/02/2023 10:30:28
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Posted by Ady1 on 15/02/2023 10:24:40:

Nice one Hopper, well done you

You're now a social media star and can appear on I'm a celebrity and strictly come dancing

Thanks Ady.

laugh Mate, the only dancing I do is when a bit of hot swarf lodges between two toes when I am wearing flip flops in the workshop in summer!

Douglas Johnston15/02/2023 11:40:29
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Posted by Hopper on 15/02/2023 10:10:11:
Posted by Douglas Johnston on 06/01/2023 11:24:23:

Hi Hopper - very much enjoyed reading your article in the latest copy of MEW and have been inspired to make one for my Myford Speed 10. I may have to alter the odd dimension to fit the Speed 10 but it looks like it will work. One thing you did not mention in the article was the hole spacing on the flat bar link, what did this turn out to be ?

Doug

Sorry Doug, I missed your post until now. The distance between the hole centres on the link is 2-1/4" .Yes I think you could adapt it to the Speed 10 with minimal changes to suit the diamter of your tailstock body.

The final section of the article, along with the drawings for the link, handle, clamping ball handle and the stop are all in the next edition of MEW, Issue 324, February, which is out now. I did not realise the article had been split into two until just now because they take months to reach me in rural Australia.

No problem Hopper, I picked up on the second part of the article which I also was not expecting and saw the dimension there.

Doug

john Chappell 101/03/2023 03:45:48
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John Chappell

Has anyone modified a Super 7 ?

Hopper01/03/2023 03:54:33
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Posted by john Chappell 1 on 01/03/2023 03:45:48:

John Chappell

Has anyone modified a Super 7 ?

 

The Myord lever tailstock is the same for both ML7 and Super 7. But the Super 7 requires a threaded stepped ring that screws into the back of the tailstock and the regular lever attachment clamps on to that . I don't have the details as I don't have access to a Super 7. There is good info including a drawing in this thread though LINK

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john Chappell 116/03/2023 00:06:25
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Thank you, I will look it up.

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