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Speedy Builder502/02/2015 10:53:56
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Anyone tried HPCGEARS for replacement screw cutting gears for the Boxford AUD lathe. I have been searching without success for a 24 tooth gear, and see that the above company sell 18DP gears in steel for not too much money ex-stock - also it looks like they do 100 tooth and will make specials (127 ??). Could be a cheaper way than hunting for the hens tooth 100/127 metric conversion gear. Yes, you would have to bore out and put the keyway slot

BobH

John Stevenson02/02/2015 11:03:07
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Only problem is HPC's gears are the modern 20 degree pressure angle standard and Boxford / Myford etc are all the older 14.5 degree standard.

Also never put the words specials and cheap in the same paragraph when talking with HPC gears. Whilst the stock gears are reasonable there specials are based on someone in industry being broke down where speed and availability are forefront in respect of price.

For the metric translation gears they often come up on ebay under Southbend as opposed to Boxford.

Saxalby02/02/2015 11:25:13
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Also, have you tried G&M tools. They usually have lots of Boxford change wheels.

Barry

Or Bede Tools http://www.bedetools.com/page31.html

Edited By Saxalby on 02/02/2015 11:35:01

MalcB02/02/2015 16:01:48
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RDG tools have an odd few gears but Tony at www.lathes.co.uk carries biggest stock of Boxford gears.

Speedy Builder502/02/2015 19:21:42
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Thanks for your advices - still a 24Tooth gear seems to be an enigma.

BobH

Robbo02/02/2015 21:32:19
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Don't forget John Ward at Latheparts.co.uk for Boxford parts and changewheels. Although notoriously difficult to track down, its still Winter so he should be in the workshop and not roaming the Scottish hills.

Mark C02/02/2015 23:45:36
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Bob, have you asked on the yahoo boxford site? **LINK**

Mark

thaiguzzi08/02/2015 06:03:48
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Posted by Robbo on 02/02/2015 21:32:19:

Don't forget John Ward at Latheparts.co.uk for Boxford parts and changewheels. Although notoriously difficult to track down, its still Winter so he should be in the workshop and not roaming the Scottish hills.

Cheapest parts by far for Boxford lathes. +1.

Speedy Builder508/02/2015 07:53:24
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Thanks for all your help, seems like John Ward has come up trumps.
BobH

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