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Brian Giblin | 28/03/2021 22:33:46 |
2 forum posts | I have a 1976 Myford Super 7 for which I am desperately trying to source a dividing head kit to mount the dividing attachment to the rear of the spindle. The purpose of which is to cut clock wheel teeth. Myford don't have the item in stock, and have no idea when it will return , if at all? Does anyone have any suggestions where I might source a kit, or know if plans exist to make the components? Kind regards, Brian |
David George 1 | 29/03/2021 07:24:30 |
![]() 2110 forum posts 565 photos | Have you looked on here http://www.myford-lathes.com/accessories6.html don't know anything about them but they don't look cheap. David |
DC31k | 29/03/2021 08:09:01 |
1186 forum posts 11 photos | If you use 'Myford headstock dividing' as your search term, you will find plenty of inspirational material. https://www.model-engineer.co.uk/forums/postings.asp?th=135799 (note mention of George Thomas) https://www.myford.co.uk/index.html (picture of 'new headstock dividing attachment' but clickable link did not work for me) http://www.hemingwaykits.com/acatalog/Compact_Indexing___Dividing_Attachment.html (another mention of GHT). http://bhi.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2017/04/HJ-April-2017-Article-of-the-Month.pdf Edited By DC31k on 29/03/2021 08:11:38 |
Martin Kyte | 29/03/2021 08:21:37 |
![]() 3445 forum posts 62 photos | The George Thomas (Radford) headstock dividing head is the way to go for clock wheels. (Hemmingway kits) Essentially it's a worm drive onto the bull wheel giving a 1:60 reduction. With the addition of drilled plates and indent that gets you all the numbers you require. If you are happy with electronics a stepper can replace the division plates. regards Martin |
Brian Giblin | 29/03/2021 21:21:10 |
2 forum posts | Gents, thank you so much for the prompt and very helpful nformation. I came across a kit manufactured by Malcolm Wilde, he is an authority on all things horological. Malcolm nformed he has a kit for sale. By no means a cheap acquisition, £185 + carriage, but I should think a good investment. I will post a pic when the item arrives, and I manage to get it fitted. Martin, to your ssuggestionI very much like the notion of fitting a stepper motor but I am just not there yet with competency of such technology. Kind regards, Brian |
Martin Kyte | 29/03/2021 22:27:04 |
![]() 3445 forum posts 62 photos | Posted by Brian Giblin on 29/03/2021 21:21:10:
Gents, thank you so much for the prompt and very helpful nformation. I came across a kit manufactured by Malcolm Wilde, he is an authority on all things horological. Malcolm nformed he has a kit for sale. By no means a cheap acquisition, £185 + carriage, but I should think a good investment. I will post a pic when the item arrives, and I manage to get it fitted. Martin, to your ssuggestionI very much like the notion of fitting a stepper motor but I am just not there yet with competency of such technology. Kind regards, Brian That's a shame Hemmingway do the Headstock dividing head for £132.40 inc VAT + carrage. I've buit 2 and they are quite simple. http://www.hemingwaykits.com/acatalog/Headstock_Dividing_Attachment.html regards Martin Edited By Martin Kyte on 29/03/2021 22:28:37 |
bernard towers | 29/03/2021 23:31:49 |
1221 forum posts 161 photos | You could do this then you would have a dividing head for the mill |
bernard towers | 29/03/2021 23:36:14 |
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