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Peter Bentley 1	11/02/2017 16:01:07
4 forum posts 3 photos	Dear Members, I have acquired unfinished projects. However this one has club members and I confused. Please can some one help as regards its use, a link to drawings so I can compete it. It has a collar at the top 3/4 " Dia x 9/16ths deep this has a bolt in the side and two holes at the top. this is fixed to a slide connected to a indexed rotary lockable fitting. This is connected to a movable slide with a screwed feed and the base of this has axle and a fitting. See photos Any help would be much appreciated. Yours Peter Bentley
Neil Wyatt	11/02/2017 17:24:03
19226 forum posts 749 photos 86 articles	Could it be for grinding some sort of tooling? Neil
roy entwistle	11/02/2017 19:35:31
1716 forum posts	How about a ball turning tool? Roy
Hopper	11/02/2017 23:59:31
7881 forum posts 397 photos	A few more photos from different angles would sure help. Might it be part of a backing-off tool for making gear cutters?
peak4	12/02/2017 00:02:58
2207 forum posts 210 photos	Can't see any number stamping on the rotary bit, but might you have it upside down, and it pivots on the boss and may be used for grinding a radius on cutters?
Michael Gilligan	12/02/2017 08:44:33
23121 forum posts 1360 photos	Posted by Hopper on 11/02/2017 23:59:31: A few more photos from different angles would sure help. . There is one more in Peter's Album [... one is not 'a few' but it is a useful view] MichaelG.
Dave Halford	12/02/2017 17:06:49
2536 forum posts 24 photos	Sharpening ball end cutters?
Mick Henshall	12/02/2017 19:47:34
562 forum posts 34 photos	Removing stones from horses hooves Mick
Scrumpy	12/02/2017 21:32:17
152 forum posts	I think it's for a cam profile cutter Edited By Scrumpy on 12/02/2017 21:33:28
Peter Bentley 1	14/02/2017 11:57:12
4 forum posts 3 photos	The Idea of a Cam profile cutter is one I had not thought about. How would it be set up.

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