Re: Using the mini lathe
that's why folks are makin luber's that are automatic .
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mike allen
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#119694
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Re: Using the mini lathe
I suspect that in the mini-lathe world, most get relatively light and intermittent use.? So low, that you probably couldn't wear the ways all that much during a lifetime oiled or not.? The greater
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Charles Kinzer
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#119693
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Re: Using the mini lathe
The manufacturers found biggest wear to bed ways on lathes and Mills.? ?Is no lubrication.
The manufacturers have putting automatic pumping oil but still the machinist can not fill the the oil tank
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davesmith1800
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#119692
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Re: Using the mini lathe
I agree ?
Dave
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davesmith1800
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#119691
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Re: Using the mini lathe
Yes. Polish is abrasive and you don't want any getting on the ways.
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Miket_NYC
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#119690
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Re: Using the mini lathe
Cover the ways, no matter what temperature
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mario mohl
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#119689
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Using the mini lathe
My ok to polish the knives today as long not over 10 minutes. It also 98° in hobby shop at 10:30 today.
This what used to polish the knives.
*Hope you put other uses for your mini lathe here for
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davesmith1800
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#119688
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Re: 3-jaw largest bore?
I know? 7" and 8" mini lathes have seen? spindle hole just over ?" . I can even find larger
*Do some mini lathes have smaller spindle hole?*
Dave
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davesmith1800
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#119687
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Re: 3-jaw largest bore?
By the way, I calculated that boring the spindle to 13/16" reduces the MT3 contact from 3" to 2.5", if that should matter to anyone.? Though I don't suspect many people use the spindle taper for
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MikeK
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Re: 3-jaw largest bore?
That is a small hole.
I can see why you want a bigger hole.
The on the chart for a 3" is only 0.63"
I just a 5" 4 jaw on my lathe it set up for a 4" chuck.? Need backing plate purchased? one from
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davesmith1800
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#119685
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Re: 3-jaw largest bore?
Sounds great.
Most almost same model of chuck 3 or 4 inch
I will miss fun 4 jaw chuck and bars. It more taking on off chucks it time to do right.
Dave
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davesmith1800
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#119684
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Re: 3-jaw largest bore?
True.? People have pushed the 7x lathe quite far.? Consider that the Grizzly and PM 10x22/30 lathes have only a 1" spindle bore.? And I definitely want one of those as well.
Mike
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MikeK
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#119683
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Re: 3-jaw largest bore?
The bending force is only applied to the distance between the chuck & adjacent bearing - the spindle between the bearings is not subjected to it. Opening the spindle & chuck bore to 13/16" works fine,
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Roy
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#119682
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Re: 3-jaw largest bore?
You use 4jaw chuck
I have 5" [125mm] has good size hole. It has 1?" 30mm size
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davesmith1800
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Re: 3-jaw largest bore?
You can but Hou have take chuck apart and find out how mush
Dave
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davesmith1800
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Re: 3-jaw largest bore?
No, I fully understood what you were asking. I mentioned it as an aside. My apologies. Should have been more clear about that.
Doug.
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Doug Pfaff
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#119679
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Re: 3-jaw largest bore?
I never said that I wanted to bore the spindle.? Someone had misread or misunderstood my post.? My question, same as the thread title, was about the 3-jaw chuck.? If I can bore to 3/4" I'll be
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MikeK
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#119678
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Re: 3-jaw largest bore?
hi I took mine out to just shy of the screw threads. Pete
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peter fernell
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#119677
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Re: Project New type of material
It could take longer with heat wave.
My wife and Doctors do not want meb work heat.
Whe new lathe last November I wanted to know from Doctor what diet I should to live 20 or 30 years longer. Thinking
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davesmith1800
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#119676
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Re: 3-jaw largest bore?
What is 13//16? I’d guess about 20mm? Seems a lot of work for marginal gain. Then there are others who complain the mini-lathe is not very stiff. It would seem that boring the spindle even a
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Chris Albertson <albertson.chris@...>
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#119675
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