P14 bolt removal.

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Re: P14 bolt removal.

#11 Post by ovenpaa »

Hmm... not good news Dave, maybe it is natures was of telling you to look for a slightly more robust and less technical lathe, something without electronic speed control. The tooling will fit your next lathe :)
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No lathe I am afraid. Her who must be obeyed is not happy about buying another one.
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#13 Post by ovenpaa »

What about all your tooling and inserts, it has to be used for something! How about doing a basic belt drive conversion and running it of a variable speed drive. It will make a huge difference and is a lot cheaper to do than pay for a new machine.
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I will have to have a think about it and see what I can come up with.
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#15 Post by ovenpaa »

I fitted a 240v 3 phase motor and inverter to an old Myford I used to own and it transformed it, more torque, step-less speed control and the ability to reverse at the flick of a switch, the motor, drive and remote pendant were around GBP240.00 from memory and the motor came with a pulley and taper lock.
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#16 Post by Alpha1 »

I have spoken to the electrical guy at work he is going to take a another look at the electrics so I need to strip them back of the machine. He suggested I up grade it any way and to fit a invertor with forward/reverse speed control and a new motor.
I just have to supply him with a suitable AC motor and he will sort the rest of the kit out. So if the existing electronics can not be made to work Ill buy a motor and he will build the system for me. I think it was the tears dripping onto his desk that swung it. lol
Mean while the P14 is coming along nicely.
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#17 Post by Alpha1 »

Sorted. The terminals on the new board were marked up incorrectly. The sparky at work made me a new drawing that makes sense. I have had it running on a bench in my shed. Just needs putting back together. I'm still tempted to go with a new motor and an inverter. May be.
The P14 is looking better after a good clean. I was given a spare stock with it I have stripped it just needs some tidying up and a couple of coats of boiled linseed oil. One mistake I have made and it did not dawn on me until I got home from the range I fired new shop bought ammo through it. After shooting the ammo off I gave the cases to a probationer I am looking after. Must have had a senior moment.
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