Stewart Hart | 13/11/2014 21:37:33 |
![]() 674 forum posts 357 photos | I have a friend you wants to cut an imperial thread on a Metric Harrison 190, he has required gear train but he can't find the gear position or the setting for box. can any one help Thanks
Stew |
Les Jones 1 | 13/11/2014 21:54:38 |
2292 forum posts 159 photos | Hi Stew, Les.
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Jon | 14/11/2014 15:37:15 |
1001 forum posts 49 photos | Is the 190 the same as this If so that gearbox may be dual purpose as in just dial in whatever pitch thread metric or imperial like newer Harrisons and Colchesters no need to change change wheels. What you really want to know is what the lettering corresponds to on the main 4 levers, lower right would be direction. Assume he has a full set of change wheels, extremely hard to come by. Whats the chart above on head stock? Did have the 140 flat top which is same as a mates round top 11" both with Norton gearbox. In this instance its just one change wheel to swap over but dependant upon pitch. |
Stewart Hart | 17/11/2014 12:26:02 |
![]() 674 forum posts 357 photos | Hi Jon
Thanks for your reply, my friend struggles a bit with forums and has asked me to responds for him:- This is the email me sent me:- I see on the model engineering site we have a reply that sounds promising the chap ( Jon ) as sent a photo asking if it is of the same lathe the answer is yes cannot understand is explanation our chart definitely only shows metric pitches no mention any were about English TPI Could you follow it up for me please I do not have the brain to work the computer can just about send a simple message
Thanks for your trouble
All the best Pete
I hope you do don't mind but I've sent you a PM with contact details.
Thanks
Again
Stew
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