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And from here in Oregon, a wee south of Dennis :)
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On Jun 19, 2023, at 11:06 AM, flhd1340 via < flhd1340@...> wrote:
Checking in from Florida lol Terry
On Monday, June 19, 2023 at 10:23:57 AM EDT, Dan Linscheid < danlinscheid@...> wrote:
Thanks, guys. Looks like it's all back up and running.
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Checking in from Florida lol Terry
On Monday, June 19, 2023 at 10:23:57 AM EDT, Dan Linscheid <danlinscheid@...> wrote:
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It's the old Turk looks like things are working if I can receive?post.?
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Spindle nose thread protector
Hi guys.? Sorry been off line for so long.? I have a new email address and now can read as well as post to the Dalton sight.? I see questions about thread protectors.? I still have a large quantity of spindle nose thread protectors I made up some years ago. These are for the 1 1/4- 12 spindle on the Lot 2 3 4 and 5 lathes as well as the Dalton TL that has the same spindle nose.? These TL models are kind of rare as they were marketed as electrical shop lathes and as such had the 1 1/4 - 12 spindle rather than the more common 1 1/2 - 8 we usually see on the TL pattern makers lathe.? $15 and shipping if interested.? The picture shows an original Dalton thread protector and the ones I made are exact copies though made of Aluminum and black anodized were as the originals were cast iron.? The second picture shows an original and also one I made.? ?You can email me at dennisturk448@...???
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Daron Websters Dalton Six
Take a look at the photos Daron
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Daron Websters Dalton Six photos
Take a look at the photos Daron posted in our photos section yesterday. Photo # 5600 shows the compound tool post mount at what appears to be a 30° rotation from the cross feed? ways, in the casting itself. Are these common in the Dalton Six?? Just curious, as I'd not seen this before. He told me that it appears to be a factory unit.
Dennis? Glen? Have you guys seen these??
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Dan
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Re: spindle nose thread protectors
On Monday, October 31, 2022 at 08:31:46 PM EDT, John Molburg <jcmolburg@...> wrote:
Here is one example. ?
I also got several hefty?nutes with the correct thread.? They have the advantage that they are carbon steel, so they can be easily machined.? Just search 1 1/4 12 coupler?
John
Hi John. That would be great if you could thing of the Bike. Think Dennis said it was 1-1/4/12 ----Most bikes I have seen have been very fine threads---I do know its not my Harley haha
On Thursday, October 27, 2022 at 10:20:17 PM EDT, John Molburg < jcmolburg@...> wrote:
Hi Terry.? I bought several of these couplers online a few years ago. They fit my Dalton spindle.? I don't recall what I had in mind for them, as I have an original spindle protector somewhere. Anyway, I found them by searching for couplers with the relevant thread specification.? I think they are a standard item for the forks of custom motorcycle builds.? Let me know if you can't find them and I will try to retrace my steps, though it was a while ago. John Molburg?
Dennis ---This is Terry from St.Petersburg Florida hope all is well at your end . Not sure if this will get to you or not but was wondering do you have any Spindle Nose Protectors left ? If you do sure would like to get one from you.
On Friday, January 14, 2022 at 07:18:42 PM EST, Dennis Turk < dennis.turk2@...> wrote:
No Chris the spindle nose on the Lot 2 3 4 and 5 are all the
same.? I may have just given a bit of extra clearance on for the registration shoulder
behind the thread.? When the spindles are brand new the OD of the thread will
be the same diameter as the registration shoulder but over the years of use the
threads tend to wear down so they seem smaller in diameter than? the registration
shoulder.
? Dennis
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Received one of Dennis' spindle nose protectors.? It's
currently the nicest part of my Dalton.?
Thanks for making them available, Dennis.
I noticed the ID has stepped threads with the smaller set fitting my
spindle.? Is this so it fits the Lots 3-5 with the smaller threads and the
lot 6 with the larger or is there another reason ?
Anyhow, some before and after pics...
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Re: spindle nose thread protectors
Here is one example. ?
I also got several hefty?nutes with the correct thread.? They have the advantage that they are carbon steel, so they can be easily machined.? Just search 1 1/4 12 coupler?
John
Hi John. That would be great if you could thing of the Bike. Think Dennis said it was 1-1/4/12 ----Most bikes I have seen have been very fine threads---I do know its not my Harley haha
On Thursday, October 27, 2022 at 10:20:17 PM EDT, John Molburg < jcmolburg@...> wrote:
Hi Terry.? I bought several of these couplers online a few years ago. They fit my Dalton spindle.? I don't recall what I had in mind for them, as I have an original spindle protector somewhere. Anyway, I found them by searching for couplers with the relevant thread specification.? I think they are a standard item for the forks of custom motorcycle builds.? Let me know if you can't find them and I will try to retrace my steps, though it was a while ago. John Molburg?
Dennis ---This is Terry from St.Petersburg Florida hope all is well at your end . Not sure if this will get to you or not but was wondering do you have any Spindle Nose Protectors left ? If you do sure would like to get one from you.
On Friday, January 14, 2022 at 07:18:42 PM EST, Dennis Turk < dennis.turk2@...> wrote:
No Chris the spindle nose on the Lot 2 3 4 and 5 are all the
same.? I may have just given a bit of extra clearance on for the registration shoulder
behind the thread.? When the spindles are brand new the OD of the thread will
be the same diameter as the registration shoulder but over the years of use the
threads tend to wear down so they seem smaller in diameter than? the registration
shoulder.
? Dennis
?
?
Received one of Dennis' spindle nose protectors.? It's
currently the nicest part of my Dalton.?
Thanks for making them available, Dennis.
I noticed the ID has stepped threads with the smaller set fitting my
spindle.? Is this so it fits the Lots 3-5 with the smaller threads and the
lot 6 with the larger or is there another reason ?
Anyhow, some before and after pics...
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Re: spindle nose thread protectors
Hi John. That would be great if you could thing of the Bike. Think Dennis said it was 1-1/4/12 ----Most bikes I have seen have been very fine threads---I do know its not my Harley haha
On Thursday, October 27, 2022 at 10:20:17 PM EDT, John Molburg <jcmolburg@...> wrote:
Hi Terry.? I bought several of these couplers online a few years ago. They fit my Dalton spindle.? I don't recall what I had in mind for them, as I have an original spindle protector somewhere. Anyway, I found them by searching for couplers with the relevant thread specification.? I think they are a standard item for the forks of custom motorcycle builds.? Let me know if you can't find them and I will try to retrace my steps, though it was a while ago. John Molburg?
Dennis ---This is Terry from St.Petersburg Florida hope all is well at your end . Not sure if this will get to you or not but was wondering do you have any Spindle Nose Protectors left ? If you do sure would like to get one from you.
On Friday, January 14, 2022 at 07:18:42 PM EST, Dennis Turk < dennis.turk2@...> wrote:
No Chris the spindle nose on the Lot 2 3 4 and 5 are all the
same.? I may have just given a bit of extra clearance on for the registration shoulder
behind the thread.? When the spindles are brand new the OD of the thread will
be the same diameter as the registration shoulder but over the years of use the
threads tend to wear down so they seem smaller in diameter than? the registration
shoulder.
? Dennis
?
?
Received one of Dennis' spindle nose protectors.? It's
currently the nicest part of my Dalton.?
Thanks for making them available, Dennis.
I noticed the ID has stepped threads with the smaller set fitting my
spindle.? Is this so it fits the Lots 3-5 with the smaller threads and the
lot 6 with the larger or is there another reason ?
Anyhow, some before and after pics...
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Re: spindle nose thread protectors
Hi Terry.? I bought several of these couplers online a few years ago. They fit my Dalton spindle.? I don't recall what I had in mind for them, as I have an original spindle protector somewhere. Anyway, I found them by searching for couplers with the relevant thread specification.? I think they are a standard item for the forks of custom motorcycle builds.? Let me know if you can't find them and I will try to retrace my steps, though it was a while ago. John Molburg?
Dennis ---This is Terry from St.Petersburg Florida hope all is well at your end . Not sure if this will get to you or not but was wondering do you have any Spindle Nose Protectors left ? If you do sure would like to get one from you.
On Friday, January 14, 2022 at 07:18:42 PM EST, Dennis Turk < dennis.turk2@...> wrote:
No Chris the spindle nose on the Lot 2 3 4 and 5 are all the
same.? I may have just given a bit of extra clearance on for the registration shoulder
behind the thread.? When the spindles are brand new the OD of the thread will
be the same diameter as the registration shoulder but over the years of use the
threads tend to wear down so they seem smaller in diameter than? the registration
shoulder.
? Dennis
?
?
Received one of Dennis' spindle nose protectors.? It's
currently the nicest part of my Dalton.?
Thanks for making them available, Dennis.
I noticed the ID has stepped threads with the smaller set fitting my
spindle.? Is this so it fits the Lots 3-5 with the smaller threads and the
lot 6 with the larger or is there another reason ?
Anyhow, some before and after pics...
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