Here are some links to brochures for the Harig Steptool and for the Relief Grinding Fixture:
http://vintagemachinery.org/pubs/2804/24406.pdf
http://vintagemachinery.org/pubs/2804/24405.pdf
http://vintagemachinery.org/pubs/2804/4250.pdf
http://vintagemachinery.org/pubs/2804/4249.pdf
OK, now I know what you're talking about. I have one of those somewhere. When you said a Harig Cam fixture, I was envisioning something that ground cam plates.
A manual for the relief grinding tool would be useful... Supposedly that relief grinding tool can grind all of these forms...
I've done a fair amount of brass musical instrument repair and fabrication of missing or damaged parts using dent balls, which aren't balls at all. They are typically oblong in shape (round in cross section), so the enlarging is more gradual than the curve of a ball. The balls are on a cable...
I think it is half moon. I thought it was more square, but here are the photos. The first one is original flaking on a machine that has never been overhauled. The ways are hardened, so the flaking is not as deep. The other two are a mix of original and re-scraping.
I am actually searching for information on how to do different styles of flaking. I would like to learn the style used on Deckel mills. I have a Biax flaker, but my efforts look like typical Bridgeport factory flaking. I am sure there are threads on this topic in this forum, but I don't know...
So why is the electrical interlock not sufficient? Assume the motor is running in fwd. If the reverse switch is actuated, the nc contact on the switch opens, and the fwd coil is de-energised. If it fails to release or it is slow, that is not a problem because the reverse control path goes...
I have two sets of spare D2 boards. One is the spare set I bought from Ross and the other is the set that came in my FP2NC. I ran into board problems a couple times, so having the spare set was good insurance and made it easy to solve the problem. I have since upgraded to D4, so first thing I...
This thread is for Leitz optical rotary table info, pics, descriptions, etc.
I will start it with a description of the 20” optical rotary table that came with my Peterson drill press.
The lever operates a pair of hydraulic cylinders that either lift the table or lock it, not sure which, but...
Looking for a wiring diagram for a pair of contactors to support instant motor reverse (i.e. you don't have to press stop first). The diagrams I found from Siemens and Cutler Hammer were for a single reversing contactor, not a pair. This is for a drill press with a three phase motor.
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Please do so. I'll contribute, and it will be a good motivation to get the table working.
The rotary table setup on the drill press made more sense to me when I saw the tag on the machine from the original owner: LADWP, Los Angeles Water and Power. I think they used it to machine large...
The Aciera had a switch to reverse the spindle at a settable depth, I don't know about the feed, I only saw the machine being demo'ed. That would work well for this machine too, and not too hard to implement.
The rotary is a Leitz optical. I don't have any documentation on it, but I think it measures to an arc second. I need to spend some time working on it, the optics are pretty dirty.
The picture is deceiving. That is Zoran’s shop in San Diego, where I picked it up. He wants to sell the Maho, but its been converted to manual, the Heidenhain stopped working. The head rises about 2’ above the current position.
Newest member of the shop:
It was originally mfd. as an automotive head machine, but it did not come with an air table. Which is fine for my usage.
I was surprised at the amount of iron (guess is 1500 lbs not incl. the rotary table), but the large table will work well for fabrication. The...
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