Post pics! I'll help you. I love the SHerline gear, and still have a mill. I acquired a lathe in a similar way- with lots of stuff!!
Bernie
Bernie, I will try to post up some pics this weekend. If not it will be Monday.
Paulzox
Post pics! I'll help you. I love the SHerline gear, and still have a mill. I acquired a lathe in a similar way- with lots of stuff!!
Bernie
Okay I am going to need some help from you guys on here. I have some tooling that I aquired with my awesome deal and I do not know what it is or what it is used for. I will take some pictures and post them here.
Good Morning Paul and all,
I see that you are in San Diego, only a short drive to the Sherline factory. I cannot recommend too strongly that every Sherline user who can, visit the plant, take the guided tour, and visit the Craftsmanship Museum.
I promise that it will be a revelation and benefit to you in more ways than I can even begin to describe here.
Best,
David Clark in Southern Maryland
Good Morning Paul and all,
I see that you are in San Diego, only a short drive to the Sherline factory. I cannot recommend too strongly that every Sherline user who can, visit the plant, take the guided tour, and visit the Craftsmanship Museum.
I promise that it will be a revelation and benefit to you in more ways than I can even begin to describe here.
Best,
David Clark in Southern Maryland
Paul,
The two items at top center are lathe dogs. The two disks below them look like faceplates. You use the dogs and faceplate to turn small diameter parts between centers instead of using a chuck. I've no idea on the rest of the parts.
Robert D.
The very center, left of the indexable blocks, is an adjustable-alignment tailstock accessory- either a die holder or Tap holder.
Bernie