Thread: halfnuts or completely
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07-29-2007 11:13 AM #1
halfnuts or completely
Building spindles for latest project and stripped the halfnuts on my 11X56 Sheldon lathe. Anybody know where I can get replacements?theres no foo like an old foo
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07-29-2007 11:22 AM #2
get on the net and look or make them ? i have a very old lathe i had to make partsIrish Diplomacy ..the ability to tell someone to go to Hell ,,So that they will look forward to to the trip
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07-29-2007 11:27 AM #3
Been looking for several days. Only place that even hinted that they might have them is in UK. I don't have a complete machine shop and the local shops are all telling me 6-8 weeks minimum. I would like to finish this car before I die so trying to find some on somebodies shelf.theres no foo like an old foo
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07-29-2007 11:30 AM #4
ok i know a guy try to get the name and number for you monday nigth i will pm youIrish Diplomacy ..the ability to tell someone to go to Hell ,,So that they will look forward to to the trip
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07-29-2007 11:31 AM #5
preciate it. Thankstheres no foo like an old foo
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07-30-2007 06:41 AM #6
What size and thread pitch?Yesterday is history, tomorrow is a mystery, Live for Today!
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07-30-2007 07:55 AM #7
Any chance some crud got into the half-nuts and are not allowing them to close all the way?C9
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07-30-2007 10:54 AM #8
Try this forum.
http://www.cnczone.com/forums/
This is where all the home machinist guys hang out. There may be some one that can help you. You will have to register however, no problem.41 Willys 350 sbc 6-71 blower t350, 9in, 4 link
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07-30-2007 06:51 PM #9
Originally Posted by Dave Severson
Lead screw is .875x 8tpi. Some pics of whats left and a pic sent by a friend in Rapid on his porch.theres no foo like an old foo
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07-30-2007 07:33 PM #10
that look s like it would not be to hard to make it. one piece of iron then cut it the hard part would be to get the iron to make it out ofIrish Diplomacy ..the ability to tell someone to go to Hell ,,So that they will look forward to to the trip
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07-31-2007 12:42 PM #11
That cat's claws ought to be able to cut a nice Acme thread.
Got almost the same picture of a Black Bear up in Northern Minn when we we hunting one year.
Makes you wonder who owns the night. haha41 Willys 350 sbc 6-71 blower t350, 9in, 4 link
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Cummins turbo diesel . front license plate, black smoke on demand, Muffler KIA by friendly fire (O&A Torch co) fuel pump relocated, large fuel lines. silencer ring installed in glove box, Smarty
older than dirt
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07-31-2007 07:50 PM #12
Originally Posted by pat mccarthytheres no foo like an old foo
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07-31-2007 08:28 PM #13
i think i would make it out of iron will not take out the acme threaded steel rod steel on steel not good for wear . here some thing to run by you a very easy fix ? i the Mcmaster-carr book they sell aAMCE CYLINDER NUT #95080A112 page 3099 take the two parts of the 1/2nut bore it out for cyl nut stop be for you go all the way thru this will be a foor to stop the amce cylinders nut. put nut in the two parts of the1/2 nut now tig weld the ends of the nut in cut the cylinder nut then clean up all new amce threadsLast edited by pat mccarthy; 07-31-2007 at 08:31 PM.
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