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white elephant is a 132.01 hobber

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Andrew Bishop - 29 Nov 2006 19:53 GMT
Mikron hobbing machine arrived today and turned out to be a 132.01 good or
bad ?

seems to be a distinct lack of change wheels
make or buy ?

and the drive shaft for the reduction gear is absent but I may be able to
use the other one ? the more experienced users/professionals my be able to
advise me ?

what dp / module would the  gears be i.e. feed and speed
?

a good book (its cold out side) on using this type of hobber

Thanks Andrew Bishop
Tim Leech - 29 Nov 2006 20:36 GMT
>Mikron hobbing machine arrived today and turned out to be a 132.01 good or
>bad ?
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>what dp / module would the  gears be i.e. feed and speed
>?

All I can contribute without seeing your machine in detail is that for
my 102 the pitch changewheels are 1.25 mod, & I'm 95% sure, without
checking, that the feed wheels are 1 mod.
Have you asked the vendor whether he has any? May have tucked them
away in view of the low price it fetched, & might be open to
negotiation. As for making vs buying, that's partly a matter of what
facilities you have for making, and how you value your time.
I've found it useful having a hob to match the changewheels, so that I
can make my own on the hobber using a borrowed gear in the train.
Myford gears are close enough to 1.25 mod for this job on my machine.

>a good book (its cold out side) on using this type of hobber

If you've got at least one hob, work out what gears you can cut and
play with it, see what happens. If you're not familiar with making
gears by any means, Ivan Law's little book is a very good place to
start.

Not quite sure what you mean about the drive shafts, may not be
relevant to my machine.

Cheers
Tim

Dutton Dry-Dock
Traditional & Modern canal craft repairs
Vintage diesel engine service
Andrew Bishop - 29 Nov 2006 21:33 GMT
>>Mikron hobbing machine arrived today and turned out to be a 132.01 good or
>>bad ?
[quoted text clipped - 36 lines]
> Traditional & Modern canal craft repairs
> Vintage diesel engine service

have asked the seller and hope to hear good news can confirm that 1.25 and 1
module
the shaft drives the cutter  direct (have shaft ) cutter driven via
reduction (no shaft missing?)

thanks for the help

Andrew Bishop
 
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