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Rob.Wilson:
Thanks Darren and Wes

I manged to finish the smaller cone centre today
first up i turned up the inner part of the cone for   the bearings making them a light press fit .


Then it was flipped   around and the tapped section was rough turned ,,,no need to worry about it being concentric with the bearings,just ruff it to size and the centre hole tapped M6


Then every thing was pressed together and the circlip fitted ,sorry photo wrong way round


Then the centre was fitted to the tailstock and a short M6 cap screw fitted to the cone,making sure the cone could still rotate


Then using a 5mm allen key fitted to the lathe chuck and plugged into the M6 screw ,to drive the cone


the cone was turned TRUE, the allen screw will come in handy if you say catch the cone with a tool or it wears its not hard to clean up the tapper ,also of you need to strip the cone remove rear circlip and use a longer M6 crew to split the centre ,jacking the cone off the spindle


smaller one finished


tomorrow i hope to get time to machine up the 100mm cone

Regards Rob



GrahamC:
Excellent Rob, very nice indeed.

I really liked your way of truing up the cone while mounted in the tail stock.

cheers, Graham in Ottawa Canada
Darren:
Yes that truing up was a neat trick, very nice job  :clap:
Gerhard Olivier:
Clever Clever Clever

Nicely done Rob

Gerhard
Bernd:
Yup, what the others have said.  :thumbup:

Bernd
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