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Drummond b lathe advice

Drummond b lathe advice

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Neil Mccarthy 131/10/2020 20:34:18
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I have bought a project Drummond b lathe and I was wondering if anyone has any pictures or advice to connect the motor to it. I know I will have to make a metal frame just after some guidance please if anyone can. I’m a long way off putting the motor on as I will be doing a full strip repaint and rebuild on this

Thank you in advance

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David George 131/10/2020 21:04:25
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Hi Neil the best way of driving these older lathes are with a intermediate shaft and two belts as the top speed is less than 1000 RPM as the bronze spindle bearings limit that. A motor was originally mounted on a cast iron base sometimes with a treadle and gear. I have an M Type and have a little handbook which I can email to you if you send me a message with that address if you want it as it has information on early models and can help with setup etc.

David

Neil Mccarthy 131/10/2020 21:32:32
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Thank you I have sent you a message

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