The project is sized out for using full sheets of plywood, but can be broken up to work on smaller CNC machines as well. Enter your email radial arm saw jig plans me to subscribe to this blog and receive notifications of new posts by email. Includes a detailed 5-page technical Sales and Specification and Accessories catalogue for the and models and a manual showing how to assemble the stand and countershaft. Single-page Operator's instructions. X axis travel 35mm, Y axis travel 35mm and Z axis travel 50mm.

Included at the bottom of the PDF are pictures of the finished cart from a few different angles so you can see how it is assembled, for further instructions on making the entire project, the videos can be found on Instagram using TTcomputerCart and watch here on YouTube. The project is sized out for using full sheets of plywood, but can be broken up to work on smaller CNC machines as well.

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They are two kinds of blades under this category: adjustable and stack. The man is really easy to deal with - but he doesn't speak English and he isn't cheap either, but because he has a real enthusiasm for these old machines I get these things at about half the price most other shops in Solingen offered. Email: Dieter. Falkowski t-online. You'd have to send over the parts - because as no two surviving Centecs seem to be exactly the same - to be sure that you get back exactly what you need. This well-equipped lathes is backgeared, screwcutting and fitted with tumble-reverse, a detachable gap to the bed and a most unusual super-fine feed to the carriage through worm-and-wheel gearing.

Equipment includes all the accessories collected by the last, long-term owner including: a "Target" horizontal milling attachment ; swivelling milling slide; a robust, plain milling slide; two 3-jaw chucks; a large, half-depth body independent 4-jaw chuck; fixed steady; collets; a large set of screwcutting changewheels; wood-turning hand T-rest; standard and wood-turning Morse centres; V-blocks; tailstock chucks; tailstock rotating centre; taps and dies and some bar stock and other small items.

The lathe has eight spindle speeds driven by a powerful 1-phase motor with Dewhurst reversing switch. The drive is through a bench-mounted all-V-belt drive countershaft system with screw-feed adjustment for belt tension setting.

This is an interesting and well-engineered lathe that is set-up and ready to use. The lathe was restored by its previous owner and has a lovely paint job and engine-turned apron. Everything works very well, the powered feeds in both directions, the very useful autofeed knock-off, the screwcutting gearbox, etc, - all are function perfectly. Also included are the custom-made cabinets that hold the tooling some would say this alone is probably worth more than I'm asking for the lathe Bad points: The drive motor has blown a capacitor which helps with the starting, so you have to give the spindle a little twist to get it going but is then fine at full speed.

It's not an original motor and will be easy to replace. The bed has some wear and dents near the headstock. The tailstock is stamped with the same serial number as the lathe, but is a little lower than the headstock by about 0.

If nobody buys the lathe, then I will dismantle it and get the bed reground, as it's too sweet not to save - but I'd be willing to sell it cheap and let someone else undertake that, or live with the small issues like I've done ten years!

I love this lathe and it's a regretful sale, but I have upgraded to something larger and need the space. Lathe currently on a pallet, we can load with a tractor onto a trailer. Probably Edwardian period as the style of the only lettering on the down slide indicates see photo The table size is about 10 X 9 inches, tool down-feed 1. The main unit is cast iron, total weight about 35 kgs. The shaper has been refurbished with a new feed-screw and bronze nuts, the main body milled down to remove corrosion and hand scraped to finish.

Ram and down-feed slides reworked and all guideways lubricated with T33 slideway oil. The central lug of the base plate has been broken off and will be repaired with an inset laser profiled part.

An upgrade is available which replaces the base plate by a box cube and an "angle-plate work surface" - much in the style of the Adept No. The independently screw-adjusted jaws can be set to grip an irregular shaped workpiece and then have the repeatability of a scroll chuck by operation of any one pinion. The "Camlock" fitting consists 6-pins 1" dia. The photographs show the chuck in wax and, where cleaned off, the steel finish beneath.

There are surface storage marks as seen in the photographs. An ideal opportunity to add a well respected, high quality and versatile chuck to your lathe. The chuck has been boxed and mounted on a small pallet for ease of shipping with your courier. I bought this lathe for restoration, but my plans have changed and it's now for sale. Highly desirable in good condition, the tiny and rare KD50 had a centre height of just 50 mm - making it the smallest of the Lorch precision bench lathes.

Available in just one bed length of mm, with a between-centres capacity of mm, the spindle has a bore of 8 mm and carries collets with a maximum through-bore of 5 mm and a non-through of 7 mm.

Offered complete with two tailstocks, the correct Lorch countershaft and a good collection of collets not all Lorch the following faults are present: Motor and headstock pulleys have broken rims; the cross-slide handle is broken but a non-Lorch part is included; bearing oilers needed; countershaft is slightly bent; top-slide has at some time been repaired; tailstock drawbar knob needs replacing; the headstock drawbar needs some modification; the wiring needs sorting out but the motor is original and works fine - it's 3-phase and has been tested.

A previous owner has painted the lathe a dreadful shade of yellow using, it would appear, an old sock. So, this is an ideal Lockdown project; rebuilt and in fine condition these lathe command many thousands of pounds. Can be packed at shipped at the buyer's expense.

Pictures of the Lorch KD50 for sale here and details of Lorch KD50 lathes here For Sale: Lorch LLV high-precision lathe 65mm x mm with a single-phase motor, and complete with an 80mm 3-jaw chuck with both sets of jaws, a 4-jaw independent chuck, two tailstocks one a lever-action type the other screw-feed, faceplate, backplate and a spindle-nose protector.

Jacobs drill chuck, the correct drawbar and Morse centres and a tailstock rotating centre. There is an old repair to top slide handle see photo , but it does not affect use. This is a very high-quality lathe ideally suited to clock or model making.

I am happy to pack for your courier to collect.. Mounted on the maker's cabinet stand with chip tray and the proper speed countershaft unit and a 1-phase motor. Very well equipped with all the previous owner's fittings, accessories and tools that include: collets and collet draw bar and the spindle-nose adapter, fixed steady, three 3-jaw chucks, 4-jaw chuck, 4-way toolpost, thread-dial indicator, three tailstock chucks, catchplate, a box of turning and boring tools, Morse centres and Morse adaptors, the maker's manual and a light unit.

There may be other items as well--and the lathe is ready to switch on and use. Pictures of the Boxford lathe for sale here and details of Boxford lathes here SOLD: Contents of a very well-stocked and neatly-fitted engineering and woodworking cupboard. This is the complete and undisturbed set of high-quality hand and inspection tools used by a gentleman who made 3.

The contents include micrometers, toolmaker's vices, toolmakers clamps, tap and die sets in Whitworth, BSW and ME, etc. I acquired this lathe 10 years ago when I was clearing out my dad's workshop. It was working and in regular use at that time.

Since then it has been oiled, covered and stored unused. Although rather scruffy looking, everything moves freely. The motor is a single-phase GEC with a Dewhurst reversing switch. Included with the ML7 is a set of Myford quick-set "boat" tooling, 3-jaw chuck with both sets of jaws, faceplate, tailstock chuck, Morse centres.

The headstock bearing drip-feed oilers are new, genuine Myford replacements. Mounted on the maker's industrial cabinet stand with levelling blocks, deep chip tray and a full-length splash back.

Well equipped with a 4-inch 3-jaw chuck, a 5-inch 3-jaw chuck and the correct half-depth body 6-inch independent 4-jaw chuck. A genuine Myford indexing 4-way toolpost, fixed steady, travelling steady, tailstock chuck, faceplate, graduated handle to the leadscrew end, dial-thread indicator and Morse centres, etc.. This high-specification Super 7 has been in the hands of one family from new and used only for model engineering - it is, consequently, in superb condition.

In addition, a standard motor mount and support bracket is included and the original transport pallet. The overall length is mm by mm wide and mm high. The dovetail bed is mm wide and measures mm from the base. I originally purchased the unit with a view to conversion to CNC but.

I can put the whole unit on the transit pallet ready for collection by a courier pallet truck required! If you collect, bring additional muscle as the unit weighs about kg. Very heavily built in cast iron the graduate is the ultimate high-quality wood lathe for the keen amateur and professional wood-turning shop. An ex-school lathe with only light use. Phone: Dover Pictures of the Graduate wood lathe for sale here and details of Harrison Graduate lathes here For Sale: Myford ML8 wood-turning lathe on the maker's stand with bowl-turning attachment, four standard faceplates and a large sanding faceplate.

School use only, so not heavily used but some work need to tidy up. Induction-hardened bed, faceplate, Lo-Vo light unit and chuck guard. Details in the picture below show all that is included. Phone: Dover Pictures of the Colchester Bantam for sale here and details of Colchester Bantam lathes here SOLD : Rivett precision backgeared and screwcutting toolroom lathe with power cross feed.

Virtually all these lathes came over from the United States during WW2 and were allocated exclusively to government research labourites and high-end precision machine shops dealing with important optical and instrument work.

The lathe is mounted on a strong metal stand with a self-contained countershaft and drawer storage. With the lathe is a set of collets and two collet draw bars, four 3-jaw chucks, a 4-jaw chuck, faceplate, hand t-rest, a very large set of screwcutting changewheels, 4-way toolpost, the original eccentric-setting toolpost, Jacobs tailstock chuck, three spare chuck backplates, a magnetic base with DTI, scribing block and a collection of various centres, drive dogs, turning tools and a light unit.

We can manufacture these for almost any type of machine tool including grinders: typical examples would be the cross and top slide and tailstock screws and nuts.

For milling machines we can make new table feed screws and nuts. All we need are your old components to replicate. Phone; or For Sale: a 15, r. Also possibly available, various new table feed screws and other parts. Phone: For Sale: Three part-built model steam locomotives as shown in the pictures--together with one that appears to be complete. A range of casting are Radial Arm Saw Ripping Jig Github available - but we cannot be certain that all are there.

The third loco is complete. For sale as one lot. Can drill to extreme accuracy flat and round material with the facility to drill off-centre on round bars. Includes storage drawers with flat and conical tables, hardened bushes and a copy of the maker's instructions.

Amounting to what is, in effect, a "jig-boring" system, this is an ideal machine for clock and high-precision engineering and makes what would be otherwise very awkward tasks simple to complete.

Includes a copy of the Operation Manual in English. Mounted on the maker's compact underdrive stand with a full-length splash-back and tooltray. This is an ex-school machine, little used and long-term stored and complete with a T-slotted cross slide, 3-jaw chuck, fixed steady, travelling steady, Dickson quick-set toolpost, catchplate, halogen light unit and a chuck guard.

The lathe needs some attention to the cross slide and screwcutting gearbox. In excellent working order, this top-of-the-range Tom Senior is the very rare ELT Model, a type that incorporated a number of improvements and refinements over earlier versions including a strong dovetail overarm in place of the round type, an extended table with greater travels under both hand and power feed, a larger and more rigid knee, a No.

The ELT also has internally-mounted, speed-reduction gearing that allows much deeper cuts when used in the horizontal mode. As well as the maker's standard-type No. The lathe has a hardened bed and fitted with an ingenious, very fine feed to the carriage through a Lorch-like planetary gearing. Driven by a 1-phase to 3-phase inverter that gives infinitely variable-speed drive the original speeds spanned to r.

Speed control is by a dial with an emergency stop button. The UK-market MN80 was supplied with a vast range of equipment, all shown in the pictures; these include a dividing attachment on its own base, a Swiss Mulitfix quick-set toolpost, milling slide, wire collets, cone collets, fir-tree collets, 3-jaw chuck, 4-jaw self-centring chucks, faceplate-cum-independent 4-jaw chuck, fixed and travelling steadies, faceplate with T-slots and tapped holes, catchplate, spare chuck backplate, two tailstock rotating centres, four tailstock chucks, tailstock-mounted No.

Made in Germany, fitted to full factory stand and enclosure and in showroom condition with barely a mark on it. Fitted with a factory-installed NCCAD professional control system with ball leadscrews on all axis - though the machine retains handwheels to enable traditional manual machining. The machine was built in and the first owner used it for about an hour - so I am, effectively, the only owner from new.

The machine has a 45 litre coolant sump and 3 way coolant outlet, the machine is capable of full 3D machining and this can be demonstrated upon request of serious buyers. The milling head can be swung through 90 degrees in either direction to enable horizontal work and the quill can be stroked as per a drilling machine.

Any demonstration and a half days training to the successful purchaser if required. Will ship anywhere in the World at the customer's expense.

Additional photo's upon request. Reason for sale is that I am upgrading to a bigger Wabeco machine. In running order but needs a cosmetic tidy. A wonderfully compact but versatile unit complete with the full set of table-drive pick-off gears, coolant and light unit.

Late "angular" style model, Morse taper spindle, 3-phase motor. SOLD : Large and heavy "low-line" shaper vice with 7-inch wide jaws and a 7-inch opening capacity. The head swings and tilts, a very useful machine.

A very heavy-duty chuck with 1-inch wide jaws. Sold as seen without the bars. Division plate No. Condition all very good apart from 44T which has 2 imperfect teeth - but appears serviceable. Selling as a set. Please contact Tenga Engineering on: or email: tenga. Little used and purchased by the single user as a top-of-the-range model and fitted with a full 3-axis, high-quality, Mitutoyo DRO and a 12 h.

The extra-long inch x inch table mm x mm has infinitely-variable power feed fitted to both longitudinal and traverse travels. The head can be nodded as well as pivoted, has power down and up feeds and both fine and quick-action feeds by hand. The R8 spindle nose take the vast range of inexpensive Bridgeport tooling. The Buffalo has an unusually wide and effective speed range, in backgear from 60 to r.

In addition, the miller is fitted with a centralised lubrication system, coolant and a halogen light unit. The vertical milling head has a No.

This is a highly versatile machine with full details of what it can achieve can be seen here and on the Deckel pages here SOLD : Colchester Bantam lathe 5. In superb, carefully-used condition; still in its factory paint finish and mounted on the maker's stand with chip tray, a full-length splash back and storage drawer.

Complete with three jaw-chuck, the correct Burnerd 8-inch diameter, half-depth body independent 4-jaw chuck, a set of collets and the collet draw tube, Dickson quick-set toolpost, faceplate, two carriage stops, one a micrometer-equipped type the other with adjustable stops in a rotating housing, thread-dial indicator, tailstock rotating centre, tailstock chuck, micrometer dial on the tailstock spindle feed screw, chuck guard and the grease and oil guns and spanners.

This must be one of the very best Bantams to come on the market in recent years. Complete on the maker's cast-iron stand and fitted with compound slide-rest assembly. Motorised with a neat all-V-belt countershaft unit,. On cast-iron legs with a built-countershaft converted to V-belt drive and a 1-phase motor with Dewhurst reversing switch. Parts include a 3-jaw Taylor conical-scroll 3-jaw chuck, tailstock chuck and T-slotted boring table.

This lathe will make an excellent cosmetic restoration project. I have owned this miller for 20 years and use it frequently; it's in good condition and full working order. Complete with a INT30 vertical head and a horizontal arbor complete with spacers and keys and support.

The 30" x 8" table swivels, making the machine a true "Universal". The horizontal arbor has been rarely used by me and is in excellent condition. The table power feed has never worked in my ownership - but the gearbox for it is in good condition and I suspect it may need a new motor or wiring. Backlash on the X-axis is 0. The table has one mark, made before my ownership, from a 17 mm endmill which is 0. In operation, this simply does not affect accuracy or flexibility of use.

The sale includes a Jacobs drill chuck mm; Mitsubishi "Octamill" multi-faced cutter with spare inserts; Clarkson Autolock chuck in with a full set of imperial and metric collets, eight in all and the original box, spanner and instruction book and a selection of bolts, nuts and clamping pieces. Both horizontal and vertical spindles are INT30 tapers. The only reason for sale is that I am buying a Bridgeport as I need a larger capacity. Complete with electrical switchgear, raiser block and a separate presumably single-phase push-button.

Complete with 3-jaw chuck, the correct Burnerd half-depth body 6-inch independent 4-jaw chuck, swivelling vertical milling slide of the late 2-bolts-per-axis type, Myford machine vice, fixed steady, genuine Myford indexing 4-way toolpost, faceplate, catchplate, tailstock chuck, single-phase motor. Partially dismantled but appears to be all there, apart from a headstock cover. There may be other Myford items as well. Has an unmarked, rack-and-pinion rise-and-fall tilting round table.

In little-used condition and complete with a proper "Nippy" machine vice and drill chuck. A well-specified with a tilting vertical head with both a wheel-operated fine down-feed and a quick-action drilling lever. Table x mm with a ground surface ground, hand-scraped ways and driven by Acme-form feed-screws supported in ball races where they pass through the table's end plates.

Centralised lubrication system, swivel-base machine vice, a collet set and a halogen light unit. Powerful cap-start, cap-run motor and a quiet-running V-belt drive spindle.

These millers are similar to the ones sold branded as Myford but the Warco have a higher specification. In excellent original condition and mounted on a good metal floor stand with chip tray. Equipped with a wide range of accessories, tooling and other parts including: Dickson quick-set toolpost with 12 tool holders, an ER collet set with chuck, rear toolpost, digital calliper attachment on the tailstock, two tailstock sliding die holder, clamp and conventional knurling tools, five tailstock chucks, tailstock rotating centre, thread-dial indicator, three metal boxes of fractional, number and letter drills, two adjustable V-type angle plates, laser alignment tool, optical centre finder, three magnetic bases, ball-turning attachment, two dial-test indicators, toolmaker's scribing block, tap and die sets, two small machine vices, lots of turning and boring tools, end mills, slot drills, slitting saws, a multi-face milling cutter and an electric soldering iron kit with transformer, etc.

Everything you need to get started in one carefully-used package including a good set of engineering and model engineering books including many from the "Workshop Series". Anything considered, any condition, any location.

As this make of lathe is particularly easy to use, one is required to help handicapped and the blind and partially-sighted with wood turning. English-manufactured, this lathe was based on the Atlas 10" and allows large jobs to be accommodated on a very compact footprint.

Fitted with a built-on, all-V-belt drive countershaft giving 16 speeds from a recent 1-phase motor and push-button emergency stop. Mounted on a metal stand and complete with two 3-jaw chuck, the correct half-depth body 6-inch 4-jaw chuck, faceplate, a set of screwcutting changewheels, tailstock chuck and a thread-dial indicator.

A keen student will consider anything in the London Area. Please phone: evening Monday to Friday and all day Sunday. For Sale: Britannia lathe 4. On cast-iron legs with a separate countershaft and a 1-phase motor. Parts include: 3-jaw chuck, faceplate, chuck backplate and screwcutting changewheels. Complete and original and untouched for fifty years, the lathe will make an excellent cosmetic restoration project.

Untouched for fifty years. Mounted on the maker's stand with the flywheel not currently fitted and complete with a number of unusual and rare accessories including: the complete maker's indexing and dividing attachment including the special T-slotted slide, a capstan head for the tailstock, 3-jaw chuck with both sets of jaws, wood-turning rest.

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