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Very cool. I don't think anyone I know ever thought of indexing like that on the lathe. Thanks for the idea. Payson.

I'm not within pickup distance, but I am interested in doing a VFD conversion on both my lathe and mill. I have been totally unable to find any real numbers on the useful frequency or RPM range a

No Fred. Never made it. In those days my main hobby(ies) was (were) photography and astronomy. Then the newborn ate all my money and all my time. ________________________________ Sent: Wednesday,

hey andrei you were only a few miles from the new jersey live steamers - did you ever get over there fred ________________________________ Sent: Wednesday, March 1, 2023 11:31 AM To:

That's why I put a Bergerda 1.8kW AC Servo on my milling machine. Cost of 2HP (1.5kW) and good VFD was way more and I shared the FedEx shipping over two motors; the other a 750W AC servo for the

I've got a Grainger's local to me, so can mostly live without McMaster-Carr. ;) My 3rd stepfather was from Camden. Only thing he missed from there were TastyKakes. His brother would visit once or

Ouch! At least one I can think of…. Will-Call at McMaster-Carr, though I think available in a couple of other places too. Best John From: [email protected]

They look to be in good shape. My TECO is an older model of the L510, and missing the cover. It was only $50 on Ebay late 2019 or early 2020, IIRC. Pretty sure I can fold some aluminum sheet to

I lived in Basking Ridge, NJ many years ago, across the street from the AT&T headquarters (well, half mile off, anyway). There are no advantages living therin that state. It is expensive, crowded,

If you're using a Microsoft OS, you have to download the .heic stuff from the Microsoft store for $0.99. I don't need to see them that bad. A new Baldor 1/2hp motor runs around $700, TECO VFD 1/2hp,

My 9C came from a used tool dealer. It had been owned by a business, not a private user and came with a hex bed turret on the bed and a double T slot cross slide. A regular tailstock was included

That's the standard apple IOS format of pictures - dang iphone.. Try these -John From: [email protected] <[email protected]> On Behalf Of Andrei Sent: Wednesday, March 1,

John, Not sure what those .HEIC attachments are, but I could not open them. Do you have PDF or JPG versions, instead? ________________________________ Sent: Wednesday, March 1, 2023 10:53 AM To:

For someone that needs a good variable speed, reversable setup, I am offering a Baldor IDXM7006 inverter duty ? HP motor and TECO Westinghouse L510-101-H1-U Variable Frequency Drive for sale. See

Try bargaining a little. You never know. Judging by the pictures, it should be OK, but nothing compares to you putting your hands on it and checking it out. The old vises are much better than the new

He still has it. Added more pics. Gonna see about going to check it out.

Is this the sort of arbor you'd need? See photo attached. I'm thinking that enough spacers would let you mount a cutoff wheel on something like this...? I WANT a surface grinder, but haven't found

That's a good idea. I don't have an arbor for any wheels I have, but something I should figure out some day. I'm trying to get ahold of the folks at MLA tools to buy a T-slot table, but haven't had

*Milling on the lathe w/out a milling attachment (rate my setup)My first choice would be to run a 3/16" diameter 3 or 4-flute end mill but the runout will probably go over your .190" a little bit

A couple for the lathe, very common sized sf endmill, like 3/8" & 1/2", and you can tackle about anything small without having to tear down a setup on your mill. A t-slotted table and an angle plate,