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Okay I will take it plus post, I will send Email to sort payment , thank you, Peter.

Would you do $600 including post.

Check to see if there are any oil points on the underside of the bearing, if so you would need to turn the bearing 180 degrees.

There normally is shallow oil ports cast in the bearing, they are...

That type of method is nothing new.

Left.

Try Edcon, I believe they post, not sure if there's a minimum, if not they have a store in Bathurst, could order in the do a drive to pickup.

You would just use the standard thread data for your particular thread and adjust figures/calculations to suit the smaller/larger material.

The poster asking the question is not after a die head but a roller box, generally with two adjustable bearings for Diameter and an adjustable slot for tooling, if you could imagine a fixed steady...

It's a CR.

I don't like using this terminology but at the end of the day if this was your rental property do you think you would be a little apprehensive about what the condition of the property would be in at...

What about a mounted stone or rotary burr?

What are you trying to hold together or locate, if it is nothing super critical you maybe able to use a sellock pin, roll pin or spring pin.
These could normally just be used in a drilled hole, they...

For 3 mm you could try a number 32,33 or 34 drill, once again depending on runout.
If these Dowels are critical in there use and removal you may need to use oversized or undersized reamers.

If your drill doesn't run out use a number 31 drill will leave .005" to ream if it's running out then maybe a number 30 drill, which will leave .009" to ream.

Holding square stock for multiple operations, facing, turning , drilling and boring, that's what I use mine for.

Use a square to check that the tap is entering the hole vertical.

You mention you even have used taper taps, threading taps should generally be purchased as a set, ( taper, intermediate and plug.)...

There should be a small screw on the OD of the graduated dial, release the screw the dial should rotate, if there is no screw it might not be original and you may have to drill and tap one.
The only...

I can have a look at it for you, but would probably be better if you could bring it to me, I have done similar for the rear tailgate doors on a patrol.
Do you think one end could take a circlip or...

If that taper is M/T 3 I would suggest to make your own arbors to suit the spindle.

The rectangular recess may of been to accommodate a particular type of spindle for that particular vertical...

Why not move this discussion to the motoring or general discussion section rather than selling.

They are or were available in BT 30 ER 32 20 L I have 3 of them, I can't recall the supplier.

At the end of the day the nuts may of already been ground to the same AF dimension or the particular job may not of required that extent of accuracy as it is a 3 jaw.

The size of the job and the...

What is a shower pump?

What is the tooth count and thickness of the gear?

You may even consider replacing the existing teeth with a replacement gear ring.

At a guess I would say a Headstock of another lathe.

What is a shower pump and is it used in a shower?

Maybe once again these replies regarding electronic items with no relevance to thread chasing should be moved to an appropriate location.

Just reverse the spindle, leave the half nut engaged.

Was this a scam as spoken about in the EBay thread, as it seems as you state you bought the exact same one, not sure if you realise but you must be sharing it otherwise one of you has just been...

Why not cash it in and hire as required.

Seeing you have it pulled apart change all bearings.

If you are charging by the hour keep the status quo.

Is that flow able to be regulated?

Can you drill it through and use a bolt?

I would think that you should be able to complete the bore with your 12 mm bar, your issue with squealing may be caused by too fast a speed, to slow feed rate, wrong tip radius for the feed rate,...

I would try only using your boring bar with a new CCMT tip, either an 02 or 04 nose radius, with just enough stick out from your tool post to pass through your plate, .020" would be plenty.

Even...

I would say yes, centre hole, if it needs to be accurate it would need to be turned, the same as you would recut if the end of the shaft was burred or damaged at the centre.

You don't often get 2nd chances when you have a distraction or inattentiveness like this without serious consequences, luckily there was no physical harm, he still needs to check if there is any...

Weather has nothing to do with it, inattention carelessness and lack of knowledge.

Not as yet but at least the chill is out of the air.

Should be a 16 IR insert.

What depth of cut and feed rate were you using on the CCMT?
What sort of stick out were you using from the tool post with your CCMT?

1st question why did you change bars?
Did the belt react like this with the CCMT?
Is there any play in the cone pulley?

The Stud gear goes at the top next to the reverse tumblers, the bottom gear attached to the input shaft of the quick change box is called the Screw gear.

What about S/S down pipe.

I would think as accurate as the machine they are being used on.

Machine wise treat it like aluminium, but with out lube.

( Gearing ) just a general term, could mean reductions through pulleys or gears to drive a spindle.

Most smaller lathes won't have a geared headstock, just pulleys.

At a guess a 1 HP motor...

Very hard question to answer, with the right gearing maybe a very little motor 250/300 watt.