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Richard Booty11/02/2016 20:30:58
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I have just acquired this but I have no idea what it is! Can anyone identify it?

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John Reese11/02/2016 21:02:33
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I think it is a tapping machine. The v-belt pulleys on the spindle will rotate in opposite directions. It looks like the foot pedal actuates the clutch for forward-reverse rotation.

Speedy Builder511/02/2016 22:16:27
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Australian ??

Richard Booty11/02/2016 23:24:12
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There are no makers marks any where on it

clivel12/02/2016 07:14:28
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Posted by Speedy Builder5 on 11/02/2016 22:16:27:

Australian ??

Posted by Richard Booty on 11/02/2016 23:24:12:

There are no makers marks any where on it

I think that was a not so subtle reference to the upside down photos, not a reference to the origin of the machine smiley

John Reese12/02/2016 07:24:41
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Posted by Speedy Builder5 on 11/02/2016 22:16:27:

Australian ??

It must be. I am seeing it upside down.

John Reese12/02/2016 07:25:25
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Posted by Speedy Builder5 on 11/02/2016 22:16:27:

Australian ??

It must be. I am seeing it upside down.

Hopper12/02/2016 07:56:47
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Sorry lads, it looks the same way up down here too.

Must be for tapping holes into the bottoms of things.

Eric Cox12/02/2016 09:38:20
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Why did you acquire it ?

KWIL12/02/2016 10:16:08
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Curiosity killed the cat!

Neil Wyatt12/02/2016 10:22:52
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I have a handy add-in for firefox called 'exif viewer'.

It allows me to view the images the original way up... unfortunately this is still the wrong way up

Neil

Mike Lightfoot12/02/2016 10:47:24
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Richard, do the pulleys rotate in opposite directions? I have a sensitive drill that looks quite similar the lever moves the shaft up/down and it uses a small round belt to allow for the movement

Richard Booty13/02/2016 17:32:29
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Eric, I bought a pillar drill off a guy and he gave me this for free.

I don't know why the photos are upside down, they are okay on my phone but when I up load them the site turns them over.

Mike, there is a pulley on the motor shaft and another pulley on the geared shaft connected to it. The second pulley rotates in the opposite direction to the motor shaft and turns once for every 2.75 turns of the motor shaft. There are two pulley on the from shaft that line up with the drive pulleys. The lever raises and lowers the front shaft. The pulleys on the front shaft seem to free wheel although there appears to be some resistance on the top pulley.

Roger Provins 213/02/2016 18:02:07
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sorry wrong thread

 

Edited By Roger Provins 2 on 13/02/2016 18:04:35

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