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Threading using patterns

retcstr102 All Messages By This Member #13443 FWIW Back in the 80s, Don Gordon writing in MODEL ENGINEER in England had a four or five part series on making a lathe w/o another lathe. It had a treadle drive and used a piece of T-bar as lathe bed. The spindle was to be threaded using a pattern similar to the Unimat. Like so many of these things, I never made it but sure enjoyed reading and rereading about it. Larry Murray
GuyW #13454 Can you ID those articles closer? I'd like to get a set... -Guy- toggle quoted message Show quoted text ----- Original Message ----- From: <ToolRoomTrustee@...> To: <UNIMAT@...> Sent: Friday, January 12, 2007 6:03 AM Subject: [UNIMAT] Threading using patterns FWIW Back in the 80s, Don Gordon writing in MODEL ENGINEER in England had a four or five part series on making a lathe w/o another lathe. It had a treadle drive and used a piece of T-bar as lathe bed. The spindle was to be threaded using a pattern similar to the Unimat. Like so many of these things, I never made it but sure enjoyed reading and rereading about it. Larry Murray Yahoo! Groups Links

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