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(08-19-2015, 08:58 AM)Sunset Machine Wrote: ...All my tools look like heck.

Mine too - that is why I have so few pictures of them!
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#52
Wanna see my table clamps? Smile
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#53
That slotting attachment is amazing Rob, I would love to try my hand at aluminum casting one day. Here is the slotting attachment I started last Spring, once fire season is over I will finish it. Was planning to add a 4 position stop. It mounts on my SB9" along with my rotary table. 

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#54
(08-19-2015, 10:11 AM)Sunset Machine Wrote: Wanna see my table clamps? Smile

Sure do  Big Grin


Hi Shawn , 

Thats a very nice looking slotter , the parts are well finished .  

You say your planning on making a four position stop for it .  I would not bother mate , make a four position carriage stop instead (something that I need to do )  ,then the stop can be used for other jobs . 

 are you using your RT on the lathe ? 


Cheers Lads , Rob
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(08-19-2015, 10:11 AM)Sunset Machine Wrote: Wanna see my table clamps? Smile

Yep Thumbsup Smile
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Thanks Rob, I am planning to use the slotter on my lathe in conjunction with the rotary table. I'm planning to make a bracket to mount the table on the bed ways. I could have made an indexing attachment for the lathe (I want to be able to cut division marks onto dials as well as slot) but figured I already had the rotary table.

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Shawn
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#57
Hi Shawn , 

Why not make an indexing attachment  Big Grin ,,,,,,,,,,, I have nearly two for my Myford lathe , 

A direct indexing attachment the uses the 60 T back gear bull wheel , this dose about 80 percent of what I need .

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The other unfinished project uses the bull gear in a worm and wheel arrangement .

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Which reminds me looking at above I used a spring tool /swan neck to do the screw cutting and worm on the spindle . Easy to make in an hour or so of work and uses old /bust centre drills re sharpened for cutters .

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CUB Lathe cross slide screw EN24 (just because the bars was the right size for the job).

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Cheers Rob  Big Grin
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#58
I made this vise work stop some time ago. I still need to make larger thumbs screws so it's easier to tighten the clamps. The bolts are 1/2-13 to fit my Kurt vise and they're tapped M8 which my small import vise uses for attaching the work stop.

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#59
Nice going Ed  Smiley-signs107 ,  I STILL! need to sort out some vice stops , every time I jerry rig something . 


Next tool , my copy of a Zero set DTI mount . 


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The square mounting bar is so the tool can be mounted in the shaper tool holder , very handy  . 

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Cheers Rob
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NEXT ! ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, My hydraulic gear  Big Grin  all built from scrap that I had salvaged , 30 ton press ,,,,,,,but I operate it a 20 as there is a wee bit flex in the tool table , I ran out of the heavier channel .one day I will get round to beefing it up .


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Being a lazy git I cant be doing with this hand pumping LOL , so I knocked up a hydraulic power pack , the motor /pump unit is from a railway crossing barrier I scrounged from the 
lads working on the level crossings in the village , they were fitting new barriers. Welded up a tank , valve block is from a FLT .

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My 6.5 ton G clamp  Big Grin  ,,,,,,,,,,,, well its a rivet closer .

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I still have a few hydraulic doodads to make , rolls and bender . 


Cheers Rob
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