I think they are for turning on center shafts. they are bout 4 to 5 in long have centers on each end and a flat on the end. I have 1/2 3/8 5/16 if they are suppose to be tapered I can only see about 2 thousand differance. Thanks folks. they have the Name Morse and a differant letter on each size.
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Ed
Agua Dulce, So.California
1950 F1 street rod
1949 F1 stock V8 flathead
1948 F6 350 chevy/rest stock, no dump bed
1953 chevy 3100 AD for 85 S10 frame have a 4BT cummins motor, NV4500
1968 Baha Bug with 2.2 ecotec motor, king coil-overs,P/STags: None
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Originally posted by oxford View Post
High school machine shop we had to make one. I can’t remember if we turned the gear blank on it but it was definitely mounted on it when we cut the gear teeth.
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Originally posted by Dan_the_Chemist View Post
You made GEARS in high school machine shop? I made a screwdriver, a plant hanger... Wow, I got robbed.
Drill grinding gauge
Above mentioned mandrel
2 center punches and a pin punch that was hardened
The gear
Nut and bolt
Small C clamp
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