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About printing gears- thank you for your test about printing gear for me it was very instructive, especially the part where the teeth of the wheel were collapsing or bending, I think that my design

Thank you Ryan for this info , now i am in my country and maybe i have chance to buy TUFNOL material for this reason i need this info , more info i hope should got at monday? my regards Roman PS: i

Hey Roman, The gear is 0.400 inches thick, I expect that is the nominal dimension. The inner bore is a bit hard to measure because it's been deformed from being pressed onto the splines. The outer

Hi Ryan ,could you tell me please ticknes dimension of this gear in milimeters please and what bore diameter has you gear ,thank you Roman ---------- P?vodní e-mail ---------- Od: Ryan Harmon via

Hi Jay Congratulations on your purchase – they are nice machines Some of your questions have been answered by the Group so just a couple of afterthoughts 1. There is no difference between the Star

Hi Eric Maybe tell us what you want to achieve and lets see if we can help you with any ideas that don’t involve weakening your cross slide ? Regards, Carvel Sent: Friday, March 21, 2025 2:23 PM

I had read something about the hub being splined, but I wasn’t sure what that was going to look like. I just went out to the garage and popped it off, here it is in case anyone has ever wondered

hmm.. I might be wrong there about nylon... for some reason I had it in the HDPE and other low surface energy plastics category in my mind, but google says I'm wrong, sorry :(

You'll weaken the casting which won't help rigidity... how big of a problem it is a different matter. How big a hole is probably what matters the most. Beyond that, you'll open another path for chips

Thanks! I would love to do a video on this, but I have no editing experience, so one step at a time. I actually didn't know that about nylon and glue, thanks for the heads up. I'm not even sure how

I'm looking to change the lead screw for the cross slide so that I can put a longer lead screw on for a wild hare brained operation that I need to do on the lathe.? I just thought I would ask the

Jay I run my 4 speed mill in delta 230V, but I don't use it often enough to provide long term effects data. It's a dice roll in any case. 4 speed mill is not terribly stiff, I never got to the point I

This is phenomenal, publishing this on youtube or printables or some such place would be quite useful to the community at large. Regards glueing, remember that Nylon won't stick to most glues Regards

hello jay, i ran my s11 3ph lathe from an inverter and i believe the spikes generated by the 3 phase process were enough to overcome the insulation resistance of the windings causing a short circuit

Hi All, I have just bagged myself an FB2 Mill, seemingly in pretty good condition, from a workshop clearance. It has the Emco power feed on the x-axis, and both motors are 400V 3 phase. My plan is to

Time for an update, I think I've made some good progress and maybe selected my final material. For my testing, I cobbled together a little rig out of scrap in the garage and a mod 1.5 spur gear I

Will they fit a Maximat Super 11? Erik [email protected]> wrote:

Hi group, I have a set of 12 change gears for Emco lathes. They fit several models: it think they can be used on lathes from Compact 5 to Compact 10. They came with a lathe I bought and I never used

Look like emcoshop in Austria advertised the gears made in small batches from time to time. Once you add shipping cost would probably be North of? $400 . If you went ahead and made a couple You would

Carvel, you should check the system settings. There may be one available that will prevent the re-sending of attachments in a reply. That should reduce data traffic significantly. Best Regards, Andrei