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Dividing head ala Harold Hall
- Thread starter Pete49
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Nice project, You have a link to the plans?
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Pete49,
Your project looks great! Is that an ER collet setup you used? Been looking for a quality one at a modest price. Getting mixed feed back on the import ones.
Charley,
Not sure about a link to the plans but found this link to Harold Hall's web site yesterday. http://www.homews.co.uk/
Benny
Your project looks great! Is that an ER collet setup you used? Been looking for a quality one at a modest price. Getting mixed feed back on the import ones.
Charley,
Not sure about a link to the plans but found this link to Harold Hall's web site yesterday. http://www.homews.co.uk/
Benny
Yep er collet ...the plan calls for a thread to match the your lathe spindle nose but I figure I can always make another spindle if I need it.
Plans are in his book in the workshop series #35
Pete
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nice job man
I was just talking to bennie (bcall2043) about the same thing i used to replicate a gear with broken teeth the only thing different is it has 2 index points so you will skip over the broken teeth and not loose position. now i can show him your pics thanks. mine had a threaded shaft on the outside and two cones. and a center support. the collet makes it a lot more useful
steve
I was just talking to bennie (bcall2043) about the same thing i used to replicate a gear with broken teeth the only thing different is it has 2 index points so you will skip over the broken teeth and not loose position. now i can show him your pics thanks. mine had a threaded shaft on the outside and two cones. and a center support. the collet makes it a lot more useful
steve
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I realise that this thread has been domant for quite some time but the statistics for my website show that viewers are still comming to it via this page.
I thought therefore that present day viewers may also like to see my original version. The pages also show the four gear setup (Pete's version can also be setup this way) which provides additonal divisions. This is included here http://www.homews.co.uk/page132.html
Viewers may also find my pages on dividing methods useful http://www.homews.co.uk/page425.html
Like your version Pete, very good!
Harold Hall
I thought therefore that present day viewers may also like to see my original version. The pages also show the four gear setup (Pete's version can also be setup this way) which provides additonal divisions. This is included here http://www.homews.co.uk/page132.html
Viewers may also find my pages on dividing methods useful http://www.homews.co.uk/page425.html
Like your version Pete, very good!
Harold Hall
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Hi Pete, I hope I clicked on the "LIKE" tab, great looking dividing device. Excellent idea. I definitely need some thing like that.
regards Basildoug10