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Re: White lead for centers and chucks
I first started using oil and grease later antiseize. I want to try white lead to see how work and found EEZ lead substitute. It work great. It is cleaner than antiseize too. Dave
By davesmith1800 · #118458 ·
Re: White lead for centers and chucks
It's a grease substitute?
By Paul Fox · #118457 ·
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davesmith1800 <davesmith1@...> added folder */2) Lubrication Oil and Grease* --- The following files and folders have been updated in the Files area of the [email protected] group. *
By Group Notification <noreply@...> · #118456 ·
Re: White lead for centers and chucks
FYI. When used it only a coating do not pack chuck. Just use a soldering brush on the geat teeth. I little is all you need. Dave
By davesmith1800 · #118455 ·
White lead for centers and chucks
Here a white lead sub for dead centers and bevel gears in scroll chucks. (Do use on scroll side of chuck 5w or 10w) I used since the 1970's https://www.kbctools.com/itemdetail/1-820-401
By davesmith1800 · #118454 ·
Re: Why I Do Single-Point Threading
This a trick works some times Engaging the haft nuts If lead screw is 16 tpi then can Engage with 16 toi , 32 tpi and 48 tpi without the thread dial. A 1.5tpm lead screw? you can engage without a
By davesmith1800 · #118453 ·
Re: Why I Do Single-Point Threading
Thank you sir ??? animal
By mike allen · #118452 ·
Re: Why I Do Single-Point Threading
I've had the bars, 10mm internal and 10mm external and their inserts for a few (or several) years, and had to look around a bit.? ?Nothing on the packaging. Found the chart below on amazon.? ?I
Re: Why I Do Single-Point Threading
For me it's much easier to see whats going on when running out of the hole with the cutter on the back side of the hole upside down . SO what is the insert yer using ? What is the range of threads it
By mike allen · #118450 ·
Re: Why I Do Single-Point Threading
If you are working on parts for antique machines, then yes they used all kinds of add threads and you¡¯d never be able to find taps and dies for them all. But any new parts are likely to be metric
By Chris Albertson <albertson.chris@...> · #118449 ·
Re: Why I Do Single-Point Threading
Yes, running out the the hole is an excellent technique.? ?Useful to an external thread to a shoulder also, but the blind hole under power .... really necessary. -- Lone Tree, Colorado? ?USA
By Craig Hopewell · #118448 ·
Re: Why I Do Single-Point Threading
I have done a lot of single point threading but because I did not have a tap or die in that size. I never had a choice. *If doing blind R/H threading use reverse and start the thread inside so tool
By davesmith1800 · #118447 ·
Why I Do Single-Point Threading
I think I do more single-point threading than tap or die threading.? ? Certainly in larger thread sizes (1/2" and up), and certainly not in small thread sizes (less than 1/4").? ? Projects I do
By Craig Hopewell · #118446 ·
Re: Lightening darkened steel
I found someone interested a color match is a real pain. It is surprising of different colors in cast iron. I like brazing too it does great job and can done with almost sun glasses and a torch. I
By davesmith1800 · #118445 ·
Re: Lightening darkened steel
There are some Ni based rods that do a reasonable job of color matching cast iron. Success is helped with experience - find a welder who's done it repeatedly. Us mere mortals are more likely to be
By Roy · #118444 ·
Dd a folder for Projects
This is project I plan to do for a long time A flame eater engine aka candle eater engine. See file section for complete set of drawings Dave
By davesmith1800 · #118443 ·
Added Folder /1) Projects to make #file-notice
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By Group Notification <noreply@...> · #118442 ·
Re: Lightening darkened steel
After I sold my business I work as Repair Machinist.? You see a lot of attempts at cast iron repair.? JB weld was one best to see , you had take time to remove all JB from casting. This same for bad
By davesmith1800 · #118441 ·
Re: Lightening darkened steel
This Old Tony has a video about this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=usRMtTFKpmI <https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=usRMtTFKpmI> It¡¯s not easy. In the past when I¡±ve had to repair a cast iron piece
By Bruce J · #118440 ·
Re: Lightening darkened steel
As a life long mechanic and also a shop owner, I never ever messed with welding or brazing cast iron. If it needed to be done I took it to a pro. Mickey moused work will always fail. If it's basically
By [email protected] · #118439 ·