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    Hardinge Tool Holder Typically Missing Parts

    Many, if not most Hardinge tool holders that I see for sale are missing important parts, such as block lock bolts, cam eccentric screws for locking those bots, wedges for D4/D9 etc. holders, and the posts,wasners and nuts for attaching D4 and D9 holder blocks to the riser,and so on.... Are these...
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    WTB Hardinge Model 7 Vertical Cutoff Slide Blade Mounting Plate

    Sounds like a plan. Thanks....
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    WTB Hardinge Model 7 Vertical Cutoff Slide Blade Mounting Plate

    I do believe it would...you have a photo? From what I have seen the Model 7 and the HC appear to be the same. But the Model 7 should be the DV/DSM slide. I dunno what other differences there may be, but I believe yours is the correct one. Where do we go from here??
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    WTB Hardinge Model 7 Vertical Cutoff Slide Blade Mounting Plate

    Thanks. If you are referring to the AHC-13 holder, that is not the correct one..... It is longer and the holes do not match up with my Model 7 slide.
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    WTB Hardinge Model 7 Vertical Cutoff Slide Blade Mounting Plate

    Good point. Thanks!
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    WTB Hardinge Model 7 Vertical Cutoff Slide Blade Mounting Plate

    I am looking for the blade mounding plate for the Model 7 vertical cutoff slide for a Hardinge DSM 59 lathe. This is the plate that mounts the blade to the slide mechanism. Can anybody help, please?
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    OT- Those of you with UPS accounts... shipping rates compared to "UPS Store" rates ?

    +1 on Pirateship.com I won an air rifle from an online auction house in Arizona. UPS wanted $38.00 to ship to South Mississippi. The lady at the auctioneer emailed me the invoice........ They let me purchase and email them a label from Pirateship.com Cost me $16.00 and change........... The...
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    Lathe Placement in Shop

    I have currently oriented it at a 45 to tje corner with the headstock about 6' from the corner. Most work will be done 2" or less from the chuck, and I rarely use stock longer than 24". I may place the Logan parallal to the Hardinge about 3' away. 18" to 24" work benches along the walls for...
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    Hardinge DSM59 Leveling

    Excellent! thank you....
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    Hardinge DSM59 Leveling

    My Hardinge DSM59 appears to only have 1 adjustable foot, the right rear. Is this correct? I have also seen that leveling on these lathes is not super critical due the manner in which the lathe is mounted to the bed with 3 support points. Am I reading that correctly?
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    Lathe Placement in Shop

    In anticipation of wiring my Hardinge DSM59 I must decide on its placement. The allocated space is a corner of 2 open, windowless walls at the front of the shop. One wall is about 9' long from the corner to the overhead door. How should the lathe be best positioned relative to the walls? Face...
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    5HP motor for RPC Idler

    The RPC has a motor starter....should I still spin it up? Does it matter which direction it is rotated?
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    VFD for Hardinge DSM-59

    Will the direction of rotation of the idler motor indicate the direction of rotation of the spindle motor? inside the control box, incoming line 1L1 connects to H1 on the control transformer, and it is jumpered to H3. Lead 1L3 is connected to H4 on the transformer, which is jumpered to H2...
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    5HP motor for RPC Idler

    As I already own the Doerr, it can't hardly get much cheaper. We'll find out how loud it is once the control panel arrives. I'll put it outside in its own enclosure if it is too loud...
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    5HP motor for RPC Idler

    I am in need of setting up an RPC for my Hardinge. The lathe name tag shows 4.4amp 1hp. Also has a 1/6hp coolant pump motor I am looking at a 5hp American Rotare phase converter. I have a Doerr Electirc 5hp motor that should serve as the idler. It is Delta wound (9 wires) so I should be good...
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    VFD for Hardinge DSM-59

    Will post a pic later. i should have put the post in context: I want to use it as an idler motor for an RPC.....
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    VFD for Hardinge DSM-59

    I have a Doerr 3N229D 5hp 230/460V 3ph motor. It has no capacitors mounted on it. It does not say "Induction" on it......how do I tell if it is or not?
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    VFD for Hardinge DSM-59

    car2 I only have the Hardinge that needs 3 phase. I changed the motor on my compressor to single phase several years ago...... I still have the old 3ph, motor from it (somewhere) and may be able to use it as the idler for an RPC........
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    VFD for Hardinge DSM-59

    Basically an RPC minus the motor. for example...
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    VFD for Hardinge DSM-59

    If I can find it, I have a 5hp 3ph motor that could serve as an idler..... that would leave me needing to purchase a controller. I am uncertain about the start procedure,tho. Maybe the control provides the starting function? i can't see myself pull starting my RPC idler..... Could I wire the...

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