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Hi eeveryone, A machine engraving company next door is liquidating, but time is short. i just went over to visit and the scrap man is coming this week. It's in Woburn MA. Lots of milling machine vises

It is quite likely that this may be a diaphragm compressor and they do not require lube.

I have this very compressor and the manual. In the manual it states that no oil is needed and all surfaces are permanently lubricated. I can scan this manual for you if you'd like it's dated 12/92.

One more time.... https://www.ebay.com/itm/116020564625 Maybe the seller would make appropriate copies for a little compensation.... GL

Here is another possibility.... Victor Allen, ? VV Below VV?? says he might be able to help---

Here is one... https://www.ebay.com/p/1227641119 Maybe the seller will photograph, or photocopy, or scan to PDF the manual for a $5 offer? Maybe "Print Screen" the actual eBay images as well... Good

hey folks , wondering if anyone here has one of these small Miller 2000 compressors , Probably sold for air brushes back in their time . I'm looking for a copy of a manual for them . One of mine

I found this video that shows a power feed using a wiper motor. ?It allows for a quick disconnect so the hand wheels can be used. https://youtu.be/v5eqgtVek-A?si=B_KJIYXLLms7aoqp

I did a X axis power feed on my XD-2 minimill. Lots of videos on u-tube. I just used a windshield wiper motor, power supply, and a speed controller ordered from various places on the internet. It was

??? Finally got my mill in my machine room & under power . Wondering if anyone here has come up with a DIY powerfeed that could be used on a mill . thanks animal

Thanks . Fortunately I never has to do any rethreading back in the day . I still kick myself for trading my Triumph Cub 40 years back . animal

Thanks , I have teh 127 & 100 , so recko I'm set if the need pops up thanks animal

BSC is just 26 tpi with a 55 degree angle. Just need the correct insert or grind one in HSS.

For my 9C I had found both a 100 and 127 tooth gears. Separately not as a compound. I made a compound and that allows me to chase metric on it. There are several other pairs that work. Yes you need

I restore old Simplex motorcycles which use a bunch of BSC hardware. ?This place has a good selection. https://britishfasteners.com/stainless-steel-bscycle-cei-hardware-kit-sscyclekit.html

??? ??? DO ya need any special gears like needed to do metric on a USA? South Bend lathe ? ??? thanks ??? animal

Whitworth should be BSC corse not Fine. Jim B,

I have an early British Car. Most of the fasteners I needed were available in the US at several suppliers. But I have made quite a few on either my 9C or 10l. My car uses mostly BSF (British

Same for me Animal, but down here in Australia the Brooks seats were very expensive and I went for a leather covered nylon Italian made seat. It was terrific and need a lot less care and attention

early 70's for me , the Campanologeo days , it was Italian or nothing , except for Cinelli bars, neck & Brooks seats . animal