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5" Raglan Lathe

26 tooth Tufnol tumbler Gear

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John Robinson 806/10/2017 21:53:34
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Hi,

Does anyone out there have a spare gear or know who could supply one. I have a 4 Way Toolpost that is surplus to requirements if anyone is interested?

Regards

John

Clive Brown 107/10/2017 09:03:50
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Lathes.uk website list 26T gears for your Raglan. Fibre or cast iron @£42 (+ vat?). Ouch!

john fletcher 107/10/2017 09:14:49
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Before lashing out £42 + Vat I suggest you try HPC gears of Chesterfield or Davall in Hatfield, either of them might have it on stock. I have bought gears from HPC in the past, unfortunately postage is expensive. unless of course you know some one who will help out with alternative transport. John.

geoff warner07/10/2017 14:18:19
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I suggest you try john ward who makes spares for raglan lathes 01282 869262 I have no connection with mr ward except being a customer I found his products excellent

geoff

not done it yet07/10/2017 17:15:32
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Hi John,

The tumblers on my LJ are 14DP in steel or cast iron (CI I expect).

I am currently making some for another LJ in acetal and aluminium. Plastic gears are meant to break before the other gears, I suppose. I think the lead screw is protected with a brass shear pin, but the power feed shaft likely needs a weak drive link fitting somewhere in the gear train.

It is worth setting up for gear cutting as a couple of replacement gears would likely pay for an involute cutter and arbor. Easier if you have a rotary table. I have a set of DP16 and a couple DP12 cutters but am now looking for a set of DP14 cutters, now I have a 5"

It might be worth asking on the yahoo and freeforums raglan machines fora?

John Robinson 807/10/2017 17:45:11
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Hi All,

I have been on the HPC website and they list as standard 14DP,26 tooth steel spur gears , about £19 + dely. I have sent them an enquiry for Tufnol which they list as non standard, so we will wait and see what they quote. They look like a useful resource. I will post more info when I get their quote.

Thanks for all your suggestions

Regards

John

Brian Wood07/10/2017 18:53:24
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Hello John,

Be careful with the Pressure Angle, modern gears are cut at 20 degrees, those for the Raglan could well be 14.5 degrees.

Regards

Brian

John Robinson 807/10/2017 20:11:54
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Hi Brian,

Thank you for, that I hadn't considered that probability, I will have to ring them on monday.

Regards

John

John Robinson 808/10/2017 20:16:45
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Hi Notdoneyet,

If I supplied the tufnol blanks for both our needs would you be prepared to cut mine with yours for a consideration fee from me. I have a piece of Tufnol 3/4" thk which would be more than big enough, which I could turn our blanks if you are interested (.2 off for me + yours)

After Brian brought to my attention the possibility that the gears from HPC could be 20 deg not 14.5 pressure angle I am covering my options.

Please let me know if this proposition is of any interest to you, presuming a suitable cutter is available?

Regards

John

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