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Strange that you asked this on a Mini Lathe group. I had a discussion last year about doing exactly this turn out getting a large 90° angle piece to mount the rotary table to was the best solution.

I assume it mounts horizontally now, right? If so, no need to hack it. Just put it on an angle plate. Mike Taglieri [email protected]> wrote:

https://lostcreekmachine.com/product/lathe-attachment-rotary-indexing-8-model-800-w-vertical-feed-palmgren/ I recently acquired a Palmgren 800 rotary table for a faction of this cost. I would like to

I have a Starrett C364 Precision Vernier Bevel Protractor that was my Dad’s. It is in a ?nice fitted wood case. Condition is like new. I have no need for it as I have one of my own. If anyone is

Maybe you thought? of the Yahoo group. Which was moved to? .IO because of Yahoo's craziness

This is the 7x12 group. I didn't think it was active anymore.

This is the 7x12 mini lathe group

I must have mistakenly signed on to a group I don’t belong to. I thought this was the 7x12 minilathe group.

Here is a 3D printed part being finished on my HF Mini Lathe. My printer seems to make round parts with about 0.1 mm out-of-round. This is a PLA part for a robot-dog shoulder that will have a couple

Wrong link... This is what I meant to send https://photos.app.goo.gl/1EFiXoyD2jL85G6v9

Due to the suggestion on here to get a 3d printer I went ahead and got one last week. One of the first parts I made was a much needed dial indicator holder for the mini lathe. I had been putting off

When I moved my rack I made a pilot sleeve for both the drill and tap. With the rack clamped in place I was sure to have accurate tapped holes. Paul M

Couldn't resist injecting a bit of humor on this subject. Drawings from the Lawrence Radiation Lab, ~50 years ago! [email protected]> wrote: -- Don't underestimate birthdays. It seems like the

That was the idea. I didn't know the size of the bolt.

Tom, I had a similar issue with my MicroMark 7x16. I had two issues contributing to the poor mesh of the rack and pinion gear. (1) I moved the rack down for a better fit as others have done. (2) The

Ugh, bumped the send! ...by working up in drill size, start with a small hole entirely in the steel, that way the larger bit will be a lot less likely to wander.

You could probably get away with it, by working up in drill

Thanks everyone for the suggestions. I didn't think of the problem with positioning the new hole close to the original hole filled with JB Weld. So it sounds like I dodged a bullet there. Thanks. I

Hi Jeff. If I understand correctly, this would require making part of the SHCS narrower. I am not sure this would work because the screw that hold the rack to the lathe are only M3. So there is not

Just watched this last night . It may work for your problem . https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6MhR-VHB5GA ??? ??? animal