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Gentlemen. I have the same problem with the headstock gears and will machine new ones out of Tufnol as it has already been purchased. The information I hope someone here can furnish me with is the

Hi Jay That Elliot is intended for much larger machines with a universal gearing option I would suggest you look out for an Emco dividing head / rotary table which is appropriately sized for the Mill

Little Machine Shop has a few small rotary tables with dividing plates and I'm sure Chronos and RDG do as well Chris P ________________________________ Sent: Wednesday, April 2, 2025 12:24 PM To:

Hi Jay, You have a universal dividing head which is designed to be connected to the lead screw of the milling table so that it rotates as the table traverses as well as dividing. You cut spirals eg

Jay Looks like you exceeded the work envelope on your FB2. I don't see how you would use that in any way. James USA

I think the smallest dividing head you can buy is a BS 0 (that is zero, not O) and it weighs 48.5 pounds, without a chuck. If you need to go smaller, you have to get one of the dividers that are not

I recently bought myself a 5" Elliott dividing head, but it was only when I got it home that I realised that it's almost comically large on the FB2 mill. I haven't been able to find a maximum table

Thanks Bo?o I assumed that this note in the manual applies only to imperial threading [image: image.png] and empty positions in metric table are no-go, but I see now that all empty positions work for

this popped up today in my *bay search feed, item 335890338932 Bo?o

Vedran, Both are correct as you need a multiple of 2, which is present in 14/1 and in 16/4. Here is the output of my calculator which shows why 16/4 is better than 14/1, time-wise: Gearset [14, 15,

I seem to recollect one of our members was looking for a tailstock for the old MQ series Maximat I see there was one on EBay yesterday - not sure if still available Normal disclaimer Regards, Carvel

I found this threading dial indicator on eBay. It has 12 divisions.

my tdi has 3 gears . 14 , 15, 16 Tooth

Markings mean different things on your dial and on the calculator. Calculator simply marks positions 1 through 6 at 360/6=60° apart. It then lists which of those positions you can use for which

Hi Ryan ,thank you for info ,today i was ask one company which sale tufnol what glue should be use for bound with steel and they say "epoxy 1200 ". i will try make original gears from tufnol ,in this

I tried to work with this specific program https://www.cgtk.co.uk/metalwork/calculators/threaddialindicator?lathe=harrison_m250_metric to generate a small table, but what confused me in the process is

this is the original v13 tdi

Of course, you can always install the Rocketronics.de ELS and that will take care of any feeds, threading, taper, and radii cutting. Best Regards, Andrei mailto:calciu1@...

Of course, you can math the thing out if that is your strength Regards Vedran

If you have the dial indicator at least similar to the one I posted, then you'll need to multiply/divide the numbers by two but in general it should work. If you have a single gear thread dial than