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Hello again gents ;) Im not having much luck but enjoy a challenge! for some reason my spindle has a thread major diameter of 33mm….. un clear on thread pitch ! has anyone else discovered a difference in size vs the manual? Ricky

Hi Guys , one very nice lady's husband passed away and she woould like sale his lathes and some tools because house is toobig for her and she would like buy smaller so most tools should go , price shi wand is 500 pound included tools for lathe ,other tools have individual price , lathe is power by 220v motor ,lathe need some TLC like every old lathe .She life in Scotland near Glasgow airport +- 20 min fare ,if somebody is interesting let me know my regards Roman

Hi guys i would like to ask you if you have similar problem or this problem have only me by my fault to press some buttons and stop resive emails from us groupe or is because two weeks nobody send any email??? :-DB-) thank you for answer Roman ---------- P?vodní e-mail ---------- Od: Vedran <vedran.groups@...> Komu: [email protected] Datum: 27. 11. 2022 20:55:28 P?edmět: Re: [emcoV10lathe] Getting a Maximat Compact back in working order Hi John, sorry I didn't realize Compact was different from Standard. With tapered rollers there will be a preload nut (C00.3-07 in schematic). After you take it out, the spindle will likely need to be pressed out from the left hand side bearing. Resist the urge to use a hammer - of any kind :) Threaded rod passed through the spindle, acting on the on headstock housing via wooden cribbing can be used Good news is that 32 series bearings are available and cheap-ish, even in the P5 tolerance. Killing these bearings while trying to free them up in situ would not be a tragedy as on the Standard, but I'd still take it apart and clean it that way Regards Vedran On Sun, Nov 27, 2022 at 9:20 PM John T via groups.io <mealies.fissile_02@...> wrote: Hello Roman, Thank you for the pictures and links. The lathe I have is actually different from the one in the video. It is a Maximat Compact, and does not have the spindle quill. It also looks to have taper roller bearings that are sealed up behind press rings. At this point, would it make sense for me to attach the belts and let the machine run at a low speed for a while to see if things loosen up? Or would that be a bad idea… Thanks, John

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 weight in the manual, but at 55kg, it feels near the limit. Does anyone else have experience or insight that might be helpful? Here's a picture of the dividing head on the mill (at the centre of the unit, so as not to stress the castings) with the head raised to the maximum height. Jay

Hi everyone, Followup from my post here on my recently acquired V10P: /g/emcoV10lathe/topic/advice_on_purchasing_this/111150572 I figured I would start a new thread here to keep the discussion relevant to the title, hopefully make future searches a bit easier. Currently, my lathe has two stripped fiber gears, the only combo I can run it at to avoid any broken teeth is at the highest speed. I reached out to the seller who was liquidating the estate of the previous owner and let her know to keep an eye out for any "small brown gears" as she was cleaning out the shop, and to my amazement she actually found a replacement for one of them, new in bag: Unfortunately, a replacement for the other gear was nowhere to be found. You can see from the pic below the extent of the damage. If I'm looking at the manual correctly, this should be part # B2A-037-000. As far as I can tell, no one has one for sale at the moment on ebay, and I guess 61 tooth gears are not standard off the shelf sizes, so I'm trying to figure out a gameplan for replacement. Here's my options: 1. 3D print a replacement. I've tried to dig through the other threads where this has been discussed, and I understand the concerns about plastic possibly shedding into the gearbox. But this may be the quickest and easiest way for me to get up and running again. I'll even be the guinea pig and let you all know if it was a bad idea 2. (Maybe, can anyone confirm this would work?) Purchase this 61T fiber gear for a Maximat 7, press it off the hub and bore out the inner dimension for my V10 https://www.ebay.com/itm/135327445755?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&mkrid=711-127632-2357-0&ssspo=O-GhutFTSr2&sssrc=2047675&ssuid=DEztzfMdTz2&widget_ver=artemis&media=COPY. I have another working lathe so this is no issue, I guess my biggest hangup is depriving a Maximat 7 owner of a drop in replacement 3. Machine one myself. I don't currently have all of the necessary tools. I've got a rotary table and a mill, but I'm missing dividing plates and the actual gear cutters themselves. Not out of the question to buy the plates and maybe grind my own tools, I've wanted to get a gear making setup going for a while now. 4. Custom order one. To be honest, I would just a soon buy the equipment to make it myself at this point. This is a hobby for me and finding reasons to use my other tools is half the fun :D Anyways, I'm still doing some research on my options, but figured I'd post something here in case anyone has some thoughts on these approaches.

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 have this specific chart and could provide it to me?

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 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 head - a BS0-sized unit and that is nothing like the one from Emco. Best Regards, Andrei mailto:calciu1@...

Can anyone point me towards an "inexpensive" load reactor/filter which I can put between my vfd and the older emco motor? The motor is a 3ph 220v .81KW. Sierra