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WTB: South Bend 9 metric transposing gear.
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Jswain
Joe
South Bend Lathe Threading Gears (Metric additions) by dsell
This is a partial set of Metric threading gears. These gears can be used in conjunction with a standard set of threading gears (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3172973) to do metric threading. Alternatively, they can be combined with a partial set of standard threading gears...
www.thingiverse.com
Here's a link to a few choices, I went with the 47/37 because I (think) the door won't close with the 127/100 and the gear ratio is so close it will never matter.
Probably.
I read that the door won't close w/ the 127/100 gear, too. Unsure how much of an issue that is for me.South Bend Lathe Threading Gears (Metric additions) by dsell
This is a partial set of Metric threading gears. These gears can be used in conjunction with a standard set of threading gears (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3172973) to do metric threading. Alternatively, they can be combined with a partial set of standard threading gears...
Here's a link to a few choices, I went with the 47/37 because I (think) the door won't close with the 127/100 and the gear ratio is so close it will never matter.
Jswain
Joe
47/37 is loaded into the printer. When it's finished it's yours if you'd like it
I believe the one I printed from there for mine I bored out and put a brass bushing in so you may need to do that if that's ok? I'll see what it measures off the printer I can't remember if I did it because it needed to be larger, or I just wanted a bushing in there like the ones from ebay
I believe the one I printed from there for mine I bored out and put a brass bushing in so you may need to do that if that's ok? I'll see what it measures off the printer I can't remember if I did it because it needed to be larger, or I just wanted a bushing in there like the ones from ebay
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