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christopher northrop05/03/2014 18:37:44
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Hello all, This is my first post so please excuse me if this has been covered before. Ive recently aquired a myford super 7 with gear box. i would like to cut some metric threads so following a thread in the workshop techniques section i fitted a 33 tooth gear on the tumbler stud as per chart the problem i have is the next gear wheel in the train will not engage this gear as the quadrant cut out will not allow the gear wheel to be adjusted down enough. Any advice would be very welcome.

Neil Wyatt05/03/2014 21:02:01
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Welcome aboard Chris,

I'm sure someone will be able to advise, but mean while you have a PM.

Neil

John Stevenson05/03/2014 21:04:46
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Most time the 33 / 34 combination will fit but sometimes the slot of the quadrant is a bit shy on length and has to be cleaned out with a round file.

Brian Wood06/03/2014 09:52:08
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Chris,

I've sent you a PM

Regards

Brian

christopher northrop07/03/2014 07:31:00
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Thanks All,

Very helpful info, look forward to swapping tips, etc in the future.

Regards,

Chris.

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