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garym:
This is a superb renovation thread Mick. Thanks for sharing your work. Very inspiring to us beginners.

Gary

doubleboost:
Cracking job Mick :drool: :drool: :drool: :drool: :drool:
John

krv3000:
its geting ther mick

Manxmodder:
Very nice Mick,good to see her coming back together.

I really do like the way your control panel setup has worked out and the other subtle improvements you've done.

"We're not worthy" :bow: "we're not worthy"  :bow:

I've just finished screwcutting a new 8 tpi imperial single start cross slide screw for my L6. The standard screw is a 10 tpi 2 start giving 200 thou per revolution(far too coarse for my liking).

The 8 tpi gives 125 thou per revolution and the micrometer wheel I'll be using with it is nearly double the size of the original Harrison item,thus a lot easier to read.

I'll post up a thread and some photos on the subject when I get the new nut finished.....OZ.

micktoon:
Hi Oz ,
          glad you like the look of the lathe coming back together, its slow with everything needing messed about with as it goes back on. I would like to see the post on the cross slide screw, I am hoping mine is able to be fettled by adjusting the nut a bit. Have you mad a new micrometer wheel Oz as I am thinking of making some imperial ones for this lathe , its imperial screws but metric dials at the moment so I was thinking of making collars that would go over the originals to also increase the size of the dial.

 Gary,
           the reason I have posted this rebuild is because I have read post others have put on the net about various topics and enjoyed and learnt from them so the more people do it the better I think so glad you are enjoying it and even better if it inspires anyone to rebuild something  :thumbup:

  Cheers John and Bob...............hopefully one of you will be able to smash a bottle of Brown Ale off her for the re launch soon  :D

 Cheers Mick
 

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