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    RobinHood replied to the thread Time for some fun.
    - using carbon paper to make duplicate copies - Gestetner Cyclograph machine for duplicating - cap guns and home made bows & arrows to...
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    Thanks all for contributing to a great event. Too many to list - so I won’t bother as I am sure I’ll forget someone. Unfortunately I...
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    RobinHood reacted to whydontu's post in the thread Lathe Chuck Questions with Like Like.
    I miss my old lathe chuck with two piece jaws. It might have been a tiny bit less accurate than fixed jaws, but the ability to...
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    Thanks for educating me on the proper name and function of “that thing in the corner” behind my late @Chipper5783. Much appreciate your...
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    RobinHood replied to the thread draw bolt rod.
    Glad to be of help. For the ones that are concerned about alignment of a weldment: one can always turn a ”pin” on one part and a close...
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    RobinHood replied to the thread draw bolt rod.
    How about a grade 8 bolt (or similar strength) welded onto any type of steel rod? As has been mentioned, it is the threads that take...
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    RobinHood replied to the thread Machines at Henry Ford Museum.
    Places like that are beyond cool. Thanks for sharing.
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    RobinHood replied to the thread ER40 collet chuck.
    Hopefully I understand you correctly… you are saying that if you were to take off the nut (red arrow) , you can not just slide the combo...
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    RobinHood replied to the thread ER40 collet chuck.
    @Brian H : do you mind doing a little experiment? 1) can you take the 91T/86T combo gear and turn it around 180* on it’s shaft so that...
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    RobinHood replied to the thread ER40 collet chuck.
    I believe those compound gears are used for feed reverse. Looking at the main gear table in the manual, both are 45T/40T (40T/45T)...
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    RobinHood replied to the thread ER40 collet chuck.
    Is this how you measured the 1” carriage travel when you did your “pitch validation” as you posted in #68 above? I can see your method...
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    Hi Andreas, welcome to the forum. We met at the auction just south of Olds a few weeks back. You were getting ready to load out the...
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    RobinHood replied to the thread ER40 collet chuck.
    I noticed that as well. My guess would be for our friends running 50Hz motors to get the spindle speeds as posted. At any rate, the...
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    RobinHood replied to the thread ER40 collet chuck.
    There is a discrepancy between the King instruction chart and the Grizzly reference table. King instructs to mesh F-gear with 86T of...
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    RobinHood replied to the thread ER40 collet chuck.
    The KC–1236 does not come with a 127T transposing gear. They use an approximation with the 86T/91T combo. I believe @Brian H ’s change...
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