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Just so I know...


toolslinger1973
 

So I've been operating under the assumption that the tapers on my
lathe are Morse... The tailstock takes and holds Morse #2's very
nicely, plus the lathe came with the Morse fittings which is where
the assumption came from... The thing that is making me wonder a
little is when I tried to slide a #3 in the spindle, I got the sense
that it wasn't quite right... Now of course that might mean I just
need to ream it a bit to clean it up, but thought I'd ask if Dalton
was using one of the other tapers before I go and buy a reamer...

As a side note to Dennis, I got the plates fitting nicely now. Just
had to chase the spindle a hair for whatever reason... Probably a
slightly rolled thread I wasn't seeing. Thanks!


Dennis Turk
 

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I have had to use my number 3 morris reamer on most of the spindles I have worked on.? Seams the spindles are soft enough that either they are burred up or someone has driven a taper in to fare and swelled the end of the spindle or just some thing seems to get them out of shape.? I have one spindle that has been reamed so many times that its getting really thin on the very end and a 3 morris just falls way to fare into the spindle.? But be assured it is a number 3 morris.
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Turk

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Sent: Tuesday, April 10, 2007 6:41 AM
Subject: [daltonlathes] Just so I know...

So I've been operating under the assumption that the tapers on my
lathe are Morse... The tailstock takes and holds Morse #2's very
nicely, plus the lathe came with the Morse fittings which is where
the assumption came from... The thing that is making me wonder a
little is when I tried to slide a #3 in the spindle, I got the sense
that it wasn't quite right... Now of course that might mean I just
need to ream it a bit to clean it up, but thought I'd ask if Dalton
was using one of the other tapers before I go and buy a reamer...

As a side note to Dennis, I got the plates fitting nicely now. Just
had to chase the spindle a hair for whatever reason... Probably a
slightly rolled thread I wasn't seeing. Thanks!