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8th May 2021, 05:43 PM #1
Metric threading on Imperial 9"AR Hercus
I have a imperial 9" Hercus AR.
And a gear set for metric and maybe other stuff I bought through AMH a few years ago.
The transition gears (Right Name ?) are not the 100 to 127 bushed pair but the 60 to 63 bushed pair.
My other loose gears are 46 44 42 36 33 30 27 24
The chart for the imperial to metric conversion below just describes the MM pitch range using the 100 /127 transition gears on the compound position.
If that's the correct description again .
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So with my 60 to 63 bushed gear . Do I just use this chart and use the 60 / 63 where it says to use the 100 to 127 ?
Or is there another chart describing the gear set up for the 60 to 63 that is different from the one above ?
I have scoured AMH looking for it but had no luck .
Or is it in the Hercus TBOT? I only have the later 260 lathe edition of that atm . Waiting on an early copy atm .
Thanks . Rob
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8th May 2021, 06:13 PM #2Philomath in training
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Using a 60/63 pair will be the same as using 120/126, so don't use the 100/127 settings. See if there are 120/127 settings as they should be equivalent-ish.
Michael
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8th May 2021, 07:18 PM #3
I found these for the 260 lathe in my TBOT.
Is using these for my AR lathe with same 8TPI lead screw OK ?
IMG_7940a.jpg IMG_7941a.jpg
I don't understand the gear lever positions either from the chart on right .
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8th May 2021, 07:57 PM #4
This is what you need.
PM me if you need a higher res copy. I can email it. Cheers, Tony
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8th May 2021, 08:15 PM #5
Thanks Tony I will send a PM . Ill print it out .
That left chart, whats the lever positions , they go up to 80 ?
Rob
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9th May 2021, 09:48 AM #6Senior Member
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Hi Rob
The gear lever positions are what you set the gearbox to cut so if it says for example 16 on the chart then you would set the gearbox to cut a 16TPI thread, the attached photos may make it clearer for you, the gearboxes on the 9" will cut up to 224 TPI.
Regards Steve
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9th May 2021, 10:05 AM #8
Steve, spot on. I sent Rob a high res pdf of much the same. I reckon the chart stops at 80 because that would give you an M2 thread, and you'd being doing really well to single point cut that...I'd be reaching for a die. Cheers, Tony
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