Hmm, I have one also.
Slightly shorter (001 instead of 003).
Looks unused, apart from storage.
Picture upon request.
If anyone (mainly in Europe) is interested.
Cheers
Erik
Of course, the Fine Boring head will have a reach problem, when used with a 2037 table or other like it, I guess.
So, at least if you don't have the long reach standard head, a High Speed head is nice to have.
I can't be sure though, as I still haven't used my 2037 with the Fine Boring head.
As a fellow Chipmaster owner I believe you should buy a large amount at a great price - and sell some or even most of it to other KOPP variator owners, of course...;)
Yes, it's now the preferred oil for the headstock, too.
Of course you have to open it..... You need to know the condition.
Mind the gasket. I think I used some Loctite gasket stuff - but I don't really remember.
If you're interested, I happen to have a like new tilting table for it.
But maybe that's already on the machine?
If, then I may be able to deliver it to Peter...
Cheers
Erik
Yep. User "ballen" it is.
He has set a path in both text and pictures for us to follow...
Although his FP2 is older than yours...Beware of that.
Cheers
Erik (another FP2 owner)
I have the a test paper of my 500mm X travel FP2.
The test paper show it was done in december 1966 before delivery to Ford in Cologne (Köln).
And I have seen 400mm single dial FP2s claimed to be from from 1967.
So the model change must be early 1967.
Cheers
Erik
Hi Paul and John.
I guess there must be a very good reason why Allspeeds variators require that oil.
After all, they don't sell it themselves and therefore make no profit off it.
Hi Paul.
First of all, you need the only ONE correct oil for the variator - no substitutes or blah blah.
Next, you need to adjust the tension between input and output cones.
Both are crucial to the survival of the variator - but really easy to do...
The variator needs a fixed input speed -...
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