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Finegrain

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    Hello. I’d like to speak with you about change gears. The possibility of you cutting a few gears or pointing me in the right direction where I can have some made. Sheldon TU 1248 P lathe. Missing (1) 44 tooth change gear. Thanks in advance
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    I read that would cut 14 1/2 pa change gear. I am curious what you would charge for several 24 & 36 tooth 18 pitch?
    Thank you paul
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    Sir,,I have 2 gears coming for the lathe but still need one,,which I couldn`t buy..I am going to try and make one at work on our EDM,,but if that don`t work out I will get in touch with you...Thanks...
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    I have 3 possible tapping heads in the range you need (I think. They are 0 - #10 US range) with one collet. 2 are clutch style with MT2 shanks, and an unshanked tapmatic. Price range from $85 - $150 + shipping if you have not solved your tapping head problem.

    If interested, please use email so i can send photos. ehmcofab at clarity connect dot com Run clarity & connect together.

    Thanks!
    smt
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    I have a 70T idler gear in my Takang lathe that has been galled badly. Its approx 114mm in dia and 20mm wide. It spins on a 22mm shaft. How feasable is it to have a replacement made?
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    got an error message, so i though i would resend
    "did you get the 10 bucks in the mail for the stainless swarf"?

    if not let me know, i popped two 5's in an envelope to you, and hoped they would get there,

    thanks
    bob gayle
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    1.500 O.D. touch top of part with cutter zero it and move table up or cutter down .750 and that should give you .750 left to be measured. i have enough tolerance in the mating parts so it will work if the shaft distorts. This gets welded to another part as i am sure it will move a little. This is a weldment so if the part that matters moves, it gets stress relieved after welding then machined. Thank you my email is tspoon20 at yahoo dot com
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