David C | 22/08/2012 22:47:11 |
![]() 21 forum posts 15 photos | I have 2 Myford Super 7's, one was my fathers, it's a little bit older than mine and mine has a gearbox and a couple of other extra bits. While I was getting the serial number off dads the other day I noticed in the half light what appeared to be a slightly different shape to the casting. Closer examination showed it was in fact screwed to the drilled tapped standard holes on the rear. I know it was nothing that dad had attached anything to so have not been able to find out what it's for. I did initially wonder if it was part of a taper turning attachment but it seems a bit short. Thanks David |
Nobby | 22/08/2012 23:01:31 |
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Hi David
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David C | 22/08/2012 23:06:57 |
![]() 21 forum posts 15 photos | Hi Nobby. Thanks for the info. Yes, a picture would be brilliant if it's no problem. Thank you very much.
David
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Nobby | 23/08/2012 11:50:52 |
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Hi David
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David C | 23/08/2012 12:57:22 |
![]() 21 forum posts 15 photos | Thank you so much Nobby for taking the time to do that. It has been a MASSIVE help. I do not remember seeing one of those on Dads lathe, ever, so it is possible it was left on by the previous owner many years ago. I'm sure I would have remembered seeing that or helping to set it up for him when he became blind (but still did his Burrel Showmans engine!).
Thanks again
David Edited By David C on 23/08/2012 12:58:24 |
David Littlewood | 23/08/2012 18:08:31 |
533 forum posts | Unfortunately, the length stop cannot be fitted at the same time as a taper turning attachment. I have both, but I find the TTA is somewhat more useful unless you are into serious mass production. David |
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