Cool Beginner projects on lathe - The Home Shop Machinist
Beginners projects - there is a pdf by the Connecticut Dept of Ed. called Machine Shop Projects for the Beginner that has some good projects in it. I've lost the link to it, but if you PM me your email address, I can send you a copy. Another easy and valuable project is …
Cool Beginner projects on lathe - The Home Shop Machinist
The book "Lathework - A Complete Course" by Harold Hall gives plans and step by step guidance for several projects (precision cylindrical square, precision taper, hole gauges, screw jack, etc.) It may not be "A Complete Course" but you will know a lot more about your lathe after you do the projects than when you started. I recommend it.
New beginner lathe questions - The Home Shop Machinist
Lathe bits are widely available from machining hobby stores like Grizzly or Busy Bee. Expect to pay a premium of up to 300% for the preground ones over the plain blanks. There are several How to books that cover most lathe operations from …
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Sterling Engine Plans - The Home Shop Machinist & Machinist's …
2013年6月13日 · I learned a lot from reading here and some other sites, also from working on this project and others during the last half year. I did install a DRO on the lathe and mill and have found that it makes a world of difference in ease of use and accuracy. Here are a few pictures of the parts that are finished for the sterling engine. Power Cylinder
Monarch CKK lathe - The Home Shop Machinist & Machinist's …
Machining-wise, I'm not really a beginner, but definately a rank amateur - no formal training. One of my current projects,(always seem to have too many projects & not enough time to devote to them!)is a 1940 Monarch lathe that I've recently acquired.
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Old Atlas lathe (how much to offer) - The Home Shop Machinist ...
One of the advantages of the Atlas/Craftsman is that a beginner can move it without a rigger. Heavy lathes are great until you have to move one. Regarding getting a better lathe, the next new lathe that's slam-dunk better (that you also won't outgrow) will cost $2,500 before shipping. Unfortunately, there doesn't seem to be a lot in the middle.
Machining Projects on the Mini-Lathe and Mini-Mill
2010年11月9日 · Machining Projects on the Mini-Lathe and Mini-Mill 11-09-2010, 08:24 AM Other than www.mini-lathe.com , which is a fantastic site from Frank Hoose, I am looking for other sites that show completed machinist projects for the 7x10, 7x12, 7x14, 7x19, 8x12, etc mini-lathes and the corresponding mini-mills.
help needed on 9x20 lathe - The Home Shop Machinist
2013年11月4日 · It is functional. The pin will also make a nice beginner project to make on your lathe once the rest is sorted out. A quick and effective way to clean the leadscrew is to use a piece of string--like ordinary kite string type. Cut off a good 12-18" length of string. Start the lathe with the gearing engaged so the leadscrew is turning.