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Gallery, Projects and General => Project Logs => Topic started by: chipenter on September 19, 2014, 08:43:41 AM
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ARC do a straight shank collet chuck http://www.arceurotrade.co.uk/Catalogue/Collets/ER-Milling-Collet-Chucks-Straight-Shank thats a spindle waiting to be mounted ,ordered a ER16 chuck yesterdat it came this morning , a set of collets from ebay http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/201005172227?_trksid=p2060778.m2749.l2649&var=500211503341&ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT and I am halfway there ,
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More! More! Chipenter
You seem to have the making of a great lathe add on.
Thanks for posting.
All the best
Trev.
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An offcutt of 1" hex bar was drilled and the bearing receses cut and 20TPI thread cut , bearings started and the spindle pushed in it feels free and smooth , will test the run out tomorow .
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I like the idea Jeff a ready made spindle almost, and the collets are cheap enough, it all depends on the run out. Hope its ok for you.
John
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/not a lot of time today clocked up with bearings halfway in gives a runout of 1 1\2 thou and half a thou pulling the head , good for the price and for what I want.
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Watching with interest...
Looks good so far.. :thumbup:
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Bit more done this morning screw cut and bored a piece to hold the front bearing , and some sleaves to clamp the inner races together ,cut for woodruff key for the pulley this is the only thing I will do to the spindle as it has a 5mm hole right through tapped 6mm ,
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Is that a home made Woodruff cutter? :dremel:
You've made good progress...
Cant wait to see it finished and working :clap:
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Is that a home made Woodruff cutter? I wish I could make one with tungsten tips like that so it's a no ,
pressed the front bearing in a bit too tight and not as free as it was , I have a piece of 63mm ally 1.8m long for the pully on the motor and will make one 20mm for the drive gives me 3:1 at 4275 RPM , iff thats to slow I will have to cast a bigger one.
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A handy tool.
I also was wondering about repeatability when using it it a three jaw.
Dave.
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Got a lot done today bolted the carrier to a peice of 1\4" plate with a 1\2" square riser , hade to take off 15 thou toget it to centre height ,made some polly v pullys 70mm and a 20mm , I didn't have a 12mm guide for my broach just used the packers whithout a guide , the motor came with a fan not a good idea whith grinding dust about however the cast ally cover will make a belt guard , also tested the run out at first it was 8 thou but it rocked modified a c spanner once tight 1\2 a thou and repeatable , I was more than happy with that .
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All coming together well and looking good now Jeff.
John
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Got it togeather cut some slots for the belt cover , tempery wired it up and it runs backward swapping the capaciter wires round didn't change the direction , I need a metal box for the terminals to make it safe .
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those smaller motors usually have identical start and run winding (check resistance). Reversing only requires swapping the live to the other side of the cap .
bill
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I'll follow if I may
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Thanks Bill just what I need , read the worshop practice book on motors last night , I was going to stripp the motor to check the windings this morning but will swap the wires first ,the difference in the resistance is 25 ohms between the windings .
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What is the winding resistance overall?
if 25 ohms is a substantial part, then just swap the two start coil connections (N and Cap)
Bill
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Thanks Bill got going the right way now , bought a fused spure box it was only a little bit more than a box and cover , set it up for the first job a 5" chuck from the scrap man jaws are belled out , it sound like a duck with the lathe running at 60 RPM , I have a 1 3\4 green stone from a valve grinder 9\16" BSF that I will make an arbor for and a guard .
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Turned out well Jeff, interested to see the results of your chuck truing. One of mine needs grinding, I bought a Wolf tool post grinder several years ago, and have not used it yet.
Cheers David
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Turned out well Jeff, interested to see the results of your chuck truing. One of mine needs grinding, I bought a Wolf tool post grinder several years ago, and have not used it yet.
Cheers David
I am pleased to say the jaws turned out very well , the motor got hot and I had to stop several times to let it cool , bought some 2" fine stones made a guard from solid turned a coller revesed it in the reground jaws onlt a couple of thou out a few tapps got it running true , and bored the rest out bit of an oops on the length should have made it from a coller and bent a piece of steet round for a guard , I bought 5 chucks on ebay blurie photos he had cleaned the rust off with an angle grinder so thats the next test .