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Why are you looking to run from an inverter? This setup should run ok from a rotary converter, assuming that the output is in the 380-440 range. Dual speed motors will not run successfully from just

Hi Clive - I am doing the same on a couple of Bridgeports - it’s pretty straightforward. Would you happen to be in the North West of ~England?

Morning, Iam looking at running a BP series 1? 2 HP - the vario speed box not the earlier belt models, on an inverter. Who has done it outside of the States on what and how? The UK because it's a

With my Colchester Student and a Hoffmann dividing head, I've done the same things using tiny stainless button head cap screws. The holes were perfectly sized to run a 3mm tap in, and the screws were

Hi Peter, in all honesty I was being lazy to see if anyone had the spec but your right, I should figure it out. Thank you for your help, I'll do some measuring and see what I come up with, failing

Sorry James, good point. I take it your local hardware shop doesn’t have something this small… These are in Australia so may give you some ideas on sizes

(No.00 x 1/8 Inch) Hammer Drive Round Head Screws - Stainless Steel (A2) ? [email protected]>

Thank you Peter, however the ones I'm looking at appear to be pop rivets, similar to below, Not these badges but the same type of rivet, Many thanks James

Try these guys. https://ejwinter.com.au/products/steel-rivets I’ve looking at doing the same thing.

Hi all, please could I lean on the Hive Mind? I need to reattach a badge on my British Textron Series 1, J head machine. It was done with pop rivets and I wonder if anyone has a specification for

Thanks for the video Peter, that really satisfied my inquiring mind and answered a lot of my questions!

Yeah it's a radial slot, just like on a lathe compound or rotating vise, etc. That way it can actually rotate 360 degrees+/-... [email protected]> wrote:

The slots are radial. Inquiring minds can see it here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HFE_nXQCH6E

"and the T-bolts were over-tightened as well, likely causing the fracturing and degradation" Interesting info, lesson here is be careful about overtightening, thanks telecentric. The one thing that

Just as further illumination about the head rotation and worm gear issue, I have a 1958 machine (and a 1985 machine as well), and when I bought the older machine, my first one, it had an issue with

Hey MIKE , glad to hear that ! The "Truck Mounted Forklifts" or "PIGGYBACK" often are referred to as - MOFFETTs - , regardless who manufacturers them . Our Modern U Tube times is racked full of

too late .. but you can rent one of those drop trailers from sunbelt...? ? maybe when you purchase your second !!!

I was stressing about how I was going to get the machine into the shed. I ordered drop gate delivery but I didn't know for sure what that entailed. As it turned out it showed up on a fully loaded flat

Marty.? nothing wrong with a 56... and nothing wrong with a step pully.? ?here is mine... 1956. it was my first bridgeport.. and i still love it !? im the second owner... i have owned this now

Hey Joseph? , nice truck !? Might be just a ,uh.... Little bit HIGH, a little bit LONG for the confines of each of these locations !?! ? All on DIRT back at this time too .? Hadn't had the