bricky | 16/05/2017 10:09:06 |
627 forum posts 72 photos | I am making a chuck backplate for my S7 plus.I have mounted a large billet onto the faceplate and turned the chuck register.I am boring to size for the register and the thread which I will cut at this setting.Normally I take off the chuck and workpiece and try the thread onto the spindle nose,but I can't turn the faceplate around as it will not clear the bed.I have one shot at this and I don't want to start again.I need to know the dimensions over the thread and the depth of the thread . Frank |
fivethou hammer | 16/05/2017 12:14:03 |
![]() 17 forum posts 2 photos | Hi Bricky, I hope I can assist you. Firstly, when my lathe came from Myford, there were two spare noses each mounted on a 2mt arbor. One was for the small bore lathe and the other was for the large bore which should give you the dimensions you need. Do you have these ? Secondly, I am not sure I can assist with depth of thread, but can offer to measure any other dimension you would care to request...? Regards Gary |
bricky | 16/05/2017 18:04:58 |
627 forum posts 72 photos | Thanks for replying Gary. It is the depth of thread I am needing, as to disturb the set up and not be sure of engagement is what I am trying to avoid.I can't find a reference to the spindle nose dimensions and thanks again for trying to help. Frank |
DMR | 16/05/2017 23:43:28 |
136 forum posts 14 photos | The S7 Plus nose thread is documented as 42.5mm x 2mm pitch. So from tables you need the female thread depth of 0.54127 x pitch = 1.083mm. Hope that helps. Dennis |
bricky | 17/05/2017 06:24:57 |
627 forum posts 72 photos | Hi Dennis Thank for that it is just what I need.I am now going to the workshop to set up my conversion set and get started. Frank |
bricky | 17/05/2017 22:34:38 |
627 forum posts 72 photos | Job done ,the help available on this forum is epic. Frank |
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