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Model Forum / General / Models / December 2006Wanted - lever action tailstock attachment for Myford S7.
The title says it all really, the only slight hiccup is that I am in perth (not perth scotland) so postage might be a touch expensive, but thats a minor detail if anyone has one for sale ... Email to oldlock (at) hotmail (dot) com Ta Paul http://www.antique-locks.com Would that be a different device to the rack operated tailstock attachment still listed in the Myford catalogue? >The title says it all really, the only slight hiccup is that I am in >perth (not perth scotland) so postage might be a touch expensive, but [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > >http://www.antique-locks.com John Ambler Sussex, UK Return E-mails to john@skiprat.net http://www.skiprat.net >Would that be a different device to the rack operated tailstock >attachment still listed in the Myford catalogue? Yes. The lever operated attachment is just exactly that - it is operated by a lever. The rack operated one is operated via a rack. Regards, Tony I'm afraid I don't have one, but suggest G&M Tools, Penyfarthing Tools, The Toolbox (Colyton) or Home and Workshop Machinery (Footscray) as potential sources of used Myford stuff. The current Myford price list puts it at £268.68 imc VAT + carriage. Recently I just missed a couple of s/h 9" faceplates from the used tool dealers in the £45- £50 + VATprice range - I was pleasantly surprised to discover that Myford's price for a brand new one was only £55 + VAT - bulked up the order withsome other spares and consumables and carriage added £10 to the bill. Good luck..... >>Would that be a different device to the rack operated tailstock >>attachment still listed in the Myford catalogue? [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] >Regards, >Tony John Ambler Sussex, UK Return E-mails to john@skiprat.net http://www.skiprat.net John Tanner and I put Martin Cleeve's Skew Rack Tailstock( for the ML7) onto the mlathemods4 site. OK, this is for the ML7 and the S7 has a different tailstock. With both machines in my workshop, it would not be unduly difficult to do a modified design. In addition to this, there is a lot of additional info in the Yahoo groups which may be of interest. Cheers Norm Pass - not sure whats the difference ? The animal I am looking for allows to better control with small drills and faster insertion & removal of the drill, especially usefull with deep holes etc .. Thanks Paul Another posted mentioned one on another site, could you provide a URL ? > Would that be a different device to the rack operated tailstock > attachment still listed in the Myford catalogue? [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] > Sussex, UK > Return E-mails to j...@skiprat.nethttp://www.skiprat.net Paul, 6 e-mails with separate pages of articles are their way. Maybe santa's little helpers for an old 76 year fart? try yahoogroups Cheers Norm > Pass - not sure whats the difference ? The animal I am looking for > allows to better control with small drills and faster insertion & [quoted text clipped - 18 lines] >> Sussex, UK >> Return E-mails to j...@skiprat.nethttp://www.skiprat.net Try Minitech in Brisbane - http://www.minitech.com.au/ - they are the Myford agents here. Nice people to deal with, & very helpful. They sometimes have used stuff in stock too.  SignatureKaren If you can't be a good example, then you'll just have to be a horrible warning.' Catherine Aird Paul, I'm now building a tailstock lever drilling attachment for my Myford S7 from the Chris Heapy drawing here: http://kansai.anesth.or.jp/gijutu/kousaku/easyweb.easynet.co.uk/chrish/plans.htm and pics here: http://www.gadgetbuilder.com/DrillSharp.html#Lever%20Drill A Jacobs # 0 or #1 chuck can be mounted. A nice little project. RichD, Atlanta, USA > The title says it all really, the only slight hiccup is that I am in > perth (not perth scotland) so postage might be a touch expensive, but [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > > http://www.antique-locks.com |
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