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Tida TD-5a thread dial

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R1ch222

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Looking for a threading dial for this tida TD-5a if anyone knows where to get a replacement. This one is missing.
Thanks
 

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R1ch222 said:
Looking for a threading dial for this tida TD-5a if anyone knows where to get a replacement. This one is missing.
Thanks
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Oh boy...... the poor girl's looking rather cold. 😳
If you strike out on the purchase of an existing one, you might be adle to coerce one of the 3d crowd into printing you one, they don't need to be particularly robust to suite their needs.
 
If memory serves Tida is one of the generic Taiwanese machines so you don't need one from a Tida machine.
Pick a lathe from the list of names and it's 99% sure to fit.

Taiwanese Lathes by Brazier's Lantaine, Romac, Enco, Wey II Corp, Warco, Peerless, Kin Shin, Carolina with Models: 1122, 1124, 1224, 1236, 1340 & 1327 Lathes

AB, Brazier's TY110, Busy-Bee, Carolina, Grizzly DF-1224G, Elpha DF-1224G, Enco, Everest, Forbes Glen, Hafco AL350A, Honden Visa, Himount, Husky PC-36, Huvema HU23, JET-1024, Kin Shin, KS-3.5, Lantaine, Leopard, Lin Huan, Lux-Cut, Manhattan, Mascot SS-2
www.lathes.co.uk
 
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