BILZ WES 3B M30 tap adaptor (with safety clutch feature) to suit an M30 tap: 22mm shank & 18mm square.
This appears to be unused, but shows very light corrosion on the ground shank.
MSC thinks this is a $489 item :D so make an offer, please!
Payment via PayPal and shipping via USPS.
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Remove the large cover at the LH end of the headstock.
There is a "porkchop" shaped casting that is radially adjustable to set the clearance between the input gears to the quick change gearbox.
Check that these gears are in mesh as the "porkchop" (known as the quadrant) may have slipped out of...
Remove the LH headstock cover and check the wires that power the brake.
The spindle oscillation during shifting can cause the wires to flex and fail over time.
Mike
The Cincinnati Milling Machine/Cincinnati Milacron did not build press brakes.
The Cincinnati Shaper Company/Cincinnati Inc. built your press brake.
Some Cincinnati Inc. serial numbers are listed here: http://www.vintagemachinery.org/mfgindex/detail.aspx?id=2218
Mike
Men of Purpose from 1964 and Yesterday and Tomorrow (known internally at The Mill as Son of Men of Purpose) from 1970 are the previous Cincinnati Milling Machine Company historical publications. There was another CMMCo publication prior to the Report From Cincinnati Milling, first issued in...
Three motors is correct: spindle drive motor, hydraulic pump motor for the servo shift & spindle rocking motion and the coolant pump motor in the tail end leg.
From the photos, I'd guess this Tool & Diemaker lathe is a 5HC*** serial number. LeBlond Lathe Parts can confirm this.
It is a LeBlond sliding bed gap lathe.
As I recall, the tail end leg is a Navy thing for shipboard mounting.
The headstock appears to have the "variable speed handwheel" thing right under the quick change gearbox.
A recent post was questioning this handwheel and its function.
Back in the old days when TPG inserts were all the go, it was common practice to shim a CBT chipbreaker closer to the cutting edge with a piece or two of paper clip or brass shim stock.
Mike
This is a sleeve for an Erickson Tool Company expanding mandrel, a business which Kennametal acquired circa 1980.
IIRC, Bristol Erickson, and perhaps Bristol Tool & Gage were somehow involved in those product lines, but that was 40 years ago.
Birla Erickson was an India based subsidiary...
Many years ago, a friend who worked at LeBlond Ltd. suggested that shaved or hobbed gears would be less costly than their typical hardened & ground gears. You might suggest that approach to LeBlond Ltd. A pair of hobbed gears might be a bit noisier than a ground set, but would function well.
I did a similar $2500 deal with a seller who agreed to ship via Fastenal.
I called the store manager at the Fastenal drop off location and he agreed to act as an agent for both buyer and seller.
My check was sent Next Day Air and the Fastenal manager held it until the seller dropped off the...
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