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dunno about v13but this is the one for s11 if your leadscrew has the same 3mm pitch and your dial has 14, 15 and 16T gears than this should work good luck [image: S11-threadingdial.jpg] Regards Vedran

Seems the last bit of my message got cut off... Not having a good day with all these attachments. Anyways, moral of the story at this point is that things are working so far, but I'm not ready to

Continuing Gears went into the headstock, it was a bit of an adventure getting everything back together, but in the end, everything worked out. Fit is smooth and everything turns without binding or

Update time - the gears have been printed, lathe reassembled, and so far so good. After several weeks of not being able to use the lathe, it is finally back in good running order, this time with all

Hello. I have in my possession an EMCO Maximat V13 lathe and I have the original thread dial indicator. My lathe is metric, and I do not have the small chart for the thread dial indicator. Does anyone

LMS has a smaller table. https://littlemachineshop.com/products/product_category.php?category=1034788869 Chris P ________________________________

Hi Andrei See attached , pages 51 to 54 Regards, Carvel From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Andrei via groups.io Sent: Friday, March 28, 2025 7:21 PM To:

Sorry, I was thinking of the indexer used on a Compact 5 and Unimats. Those are such different devices than a rotary table or dividing head. Best Regards, Andrei mailto:calciu1@...

Regards, Carvel From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Andrei via groups.io Sent: Friday, March 28, 2025 4:26 PM To: [email protected] Subject: [emcoV10lathe]

I am curious about how that device works. Can anyone share some information or a video? No, i don't have one, but I have seen a lot of them for sale and I am always wondering. I have a real dividing

Dick – thanks It might be interesting to develop a database of those motors which survive the VFD vs those which don’t On the other hand there are so many variables , it might be a meaningless

Hi Carvel, et. al. Glad you found the VFD data of some interest. One minor error is the low pass filter corner frequency was 4kHz, not the 10kHz reported on the graphic. The motor is: Best regards,

Hi Dick They say sometimes a picture is worth a thousand words . . thanks for sharing ? Glad to hear your motor has survived As a matter of interest what make of motor do you have on your lathe ?

Trouble with silica gel based units is you still have to have a way to dry silica gel :) Depending on whether it has moisture indicator and what chemistry it's based on, some are supposedly safe to

Greetings guys, I've been following the "reactor" thread with some interest. I too have been using a VFD (TECO FM50) for circa 2 decades on a Maximat 7. I appreciate that my experience does not apply

I use a food dehydrator to dry out my filament & desiccant packs.? The BEST thing I've come across is the Stacker F-Box: https://stacker3d.com/product/f-box/ This allows you to keep your filament dry

Sounds like me, 100%. There is nothing like needing something on Friday after hours. Necessity is the mother of all invention. Get Outlook for Android<https://aka.ms/AAb9ysg>

No question, dedicated dryer is easier to use (some of them are not better though - look for heated units)... it's just I'm cheap and also usually need things on friday night when there's no place to

Looking at Amazon, I see that a filament dryer is only 65 dollars. Maybe getting a dedicated drying unit is not such a terrible idea, unless you have to dry multiple colors at the same time. Get

Simplest way to do it is to stick the whole role on the printer bed, maybe put it on some sort of standoff so it's not directly on the bed and get it to 50 or so for pla, and I guess 80C for Nylon