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Help Req buying Rotary table
rleete:
--- Quote from: bogstandard on July 08, 2009, 04:27:37 PM ---BTW, I have a spare set of fittings and fingers...
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Really? No wonder you get so much done!
Darren:
If you expand the picture on the DP1 it shows the fIngers and a bunch of other stuff, I wonder if they are included?
Next time I come over I'll bring the RT with me, I won't tell it where we are going in case it gets scared.
I mean, you locked it in the dark place........ :(
bogstandard:
Darren,
Everthing is included, plates, fingers, WHY, but I don't think the shaft or main collar, the bit with the thin bar sticking out of the side.
No need to worry over that RT, it has been in a lot of strange places during it's life, unfortunately, or fortunately, depending how you look at it, no-one ever knew how to or wanted to use it, so in all it's shuffle abouts, cupboards to drawers to racks, it just dropped a few bits off, and sat there doing nothing. Make a few easy replacement bits, and you will have an almost brand new, very expensive RT in your care. I say care, because that one must be at least 25 to 30 years old by now, and it will surely outlive you if well oiled and looked after.
John
NickG:
An electronics whizz at our club fitted one members RT up with a stepper motor and a hand set that lets him use it as a dividing head. He says it's very accurate and he can dial in how many holes he wants to drill in say a cylinder cover, drill them then go back around and tap them, it lands in exactly the same point every time. I don't know the ins and outs of it but will try to find out more.
When I was looking at RT's I liked the look of this http://www.warco.co.uk/HV6-Rotary-table-C32F40EE41.aspx# unfortunately it looks like the accompanying tail stock, is out of stock.
Nick
raynerd:
Guys, just a quick one - do you think a 6" Vertex RT will be too large and restrictive for an X2 (chester conquest) mill ? I`ve been offered one for £70 and considering these are £155 from RDG, it seems a good deal. Obviously would rather than spend £120 on a new 4" Vertex if the 6" will be too big.
Any advice appreciated - I need to give him an answer asap as I guess there will be other interest.
Chris
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