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vintagengineer	10/03/2017 22:28:07
469 forum posts 6 photos	Anyone know who is still supplying the Gear Hobbing castings?
Bazyle	10/03/2017 22:48:48
6956 forum posts 229 photos	Castings for a modified version are produced in the USA. Somewhere on this forum I gave details on a hobber related thread.
Roderick Jenkins	11/03/2017 00:03:56
2376 forum posts 800 photos	CES LINK HTH Rod
Brian Oldford	11/03/2017 07:47:08
686 forum posts 18 photos	When I spoke to CES a few months ago they were out of stock for these castings as well as the slotting adaptor. Whether or not that situation has changed, I suggest, should be checked with a phone call.
Neil Wyatt	11/03/2017 07:51:35
19226 forum posts 749 photos 86 articles	Last year we ran a series in MEW for a fabricated machine along the same lines 'Gearcutter'. Neil
vintagengineer	11/03/2017 08:47:35
469 forum posts 6 photos	Could you tell me which issues and are they still available? Posted by Neil Wyatt on 11/03/2017 07:51:35: Last year we ran a series in MEW for a fabricated machine along the same lines 'Gearcutter'. Neil
Neil Wyatt	11/03/2017 09:36:15
19226 forum posts 749 photos 86 articles	Six MEW Issues 244 August to 249 December. They all appear to be available here: mags-uk.com/browse-by-title/model-engineers-workshop.html Don't forget you need 246 Autumn as well as all the months. An addendum on cutter making will appear in a few issues time. The series only describes using it with a parallel hob but as far as I can judge all the parts for using it with a conventional spiral hob are there. I have asked a Jacob's authority to write an article for beginners as none of the several series about these has gone into basic use of the machine in detail 9although a few have gone into advanced use of it!) In the next MEW is the first part of a series on using differential gears for advanced gear cutting. Neil

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