WTB Cincinnati #2 horizontal arbor support

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Looking for one until i find a piece of material large enough to make one.

 

[Elwood1968]

Cincinnati dial-type mill or one for a Cinova/Cinel/MI type mill? Both were available in No. 2 size.

Type A or Type B arbor?

 

[johnoder]

And you have to say age and model. They started in 1884

Here is a good shot of the early dial type tag on side of machine - size 3 at top and serial at bottom

 

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Sorry I intended to update this post with more info. It is a 50 taper machine. Attaching a shot of the tag. The serial is E672P

 

[M.B. Naegle]

2L Arbor Support

Here's one I was looking to sell or trade. As noted and pictured, it's a bit worn with a chipped dovetail and worn bearing, but still serviceable. IMO, the bearing wouldn't be too hard to make a replacement for and the dovetail doesn't seem to effect it's ability to clamp square and solid. I used it on my 2L awhile back, which has all the same dovetail and centerline dimensions.

It's the A style (nipple bearing), and not sure what it's worth, but it'll fit in a large flat rate box (possibly a medium but I'll have to check).

 

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2L Arbor Support

Here's one I was looking to sell or trade. As noted and pictured, it's a bit worn with a chipped dovetail and worn bearing, but still serviceable. IMO, the bearing wouldn't be too hard to make a replacement for and the dovetail doesn't seem to effect it's ability to clamp square and solid. I used it on my 2L awhile back, which has all the same dovetail and centerline dimensions.

It's the A style (nipple bearing), and not sure what it's worth, but it'll fit in a large flat rate box (possibly a medium but I'll have to check).

Thank you, I think I need the through bearing version but i`d like to buy this anyway just to have. Will pm you an offer.

 

[johnoder]

2L may fit 2M - good luck. About the "skinniest" overarms they ever used. I had a 2M 40 years ago

Fairly applicable pub here

http://vintagemachinery.org/pubs/2097/5019.pdf