Wow, good information guys, thanks much.
After removing the the three stop collar screws it appears unscrewing the ram should push the stop...
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Roper Whitney screw punch, taking apart.
As the title says, a R-W #10 (or is it a #11) screw punch I want to take apart to clean.
The punch is gritty like it's been stored in a sand...
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There is a desirable brand of bending and forming machinery that are commonly listed on eBay with the name misspelled . I always search on the correct...
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I don't begrudge individuals wanting to have things as original. It's their money so let them spend it as they please.
The vise shown in...
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To me that looks like a "true" stud welder as opposed to the hand held body shop type. I have a 120V stud welder that's about the same size...Last edited by DR; 01-10-2021, 02:53 PM.
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If you'll be having a future business relationship with this guy be careful. Keep in mind the Logan is worth at least 2 (and probably more) Atlas lathes....
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I didn't know the Hardinge lathes wouldn't do 8tpi. But not surprising. My first CNC lathe with a 5hp spindle struggled with 1"-8tpi in mild steel....
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What are you making that needs the 2" ball mill?
Where ever possible instead of using a ball end using a full radius wheel cutter mounted...
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Regarding that sander, it appears to be a copy or similar design of an older Sears Craftsman model. The problem with the Craftsman design is you have...
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