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This is what I have friend . 

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Cutter bar is 25mm x 30 mm   ,,,,,,,,,,,,,and a few etch a sketch shots .

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And wile digging around for above I  found a few more photos of the smaller flycutter and 1 & 1 1/4  arbours.


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Cheers Rob
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Still got the shiny filter on your camera then Rob :)
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Very nice Rob Thumbsup 
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DaveH
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(08-26-2015, 01:11 PM)RobWilson. Wrote: This is what I have friend . 

[Image: Boss_zpssv2jxeya.jpg]
[Image: cutter%20bar_zpsqoza94ke.jpg]

Cutter bar is 25mm x 30 mm   ,,,,,,,,,,,,,and a few etch a sketch shots .

[Image: fly%20cutter%204_zpsisorntyp.jpg]
[Image: fly%20cutter%201_zps7sjdjan4.jpg]
[Image: BANNER_zpsssgpl7de.jpg]


And wile digging around for above I  found a few more photos of the smaller flycutter and 1 & 1 1/4  arbours.


[Image: P1060560_zpsvfiehogt.jpg]
[Image: P1060563_zpstxypvfyj.jpg]
[Image: P1060561_zps2xiywekv.jpg]

Cheers Rob
Brilliant Rob
This is a kind of magic only from U Sire.
Superb indeed.
You've given us more ideas to mull over.
Much appreciated
LORD BLESS
aRM
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(08-18-2015, 01:33 PM)RobWilson. Wrote:
(08-18-2015, 12:34 PM)Kennyv Wrote: Fine job gents  love to get Rob to make me a few useful tools but seems  he wants us laymen to get the chips out of our boots ..lol  
Rob Id like to ask about that  taper attach .   what  type of steel and did ya harden it ? ...  i can use one for my Sb 10 heavy lathe   so if ya have an extra one send it my way .   we can trade something .. but with your talent doent look like ya need much ....

What id also like to know is when ya add a taper attach one  on a lathe that doenst have fit for it  do you need change the lead screw  or make attch to accommodate?
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Hi Kenny , 

What steel do you have ?  any thing will do just cut it up and weld it together . I used plan old HR and  CR mild steel . 


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Gave it a wee clean of today ,

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There is a series of holes along the back of the lathe bed that facilitates the TTA being bolted anywhere along its length . 


I think the SB TTA is of the travelling type   , it moves with the carriage , same as the Boxford lathe I think .  Should not be to hard to make  Popcorn



Rob

Rob kinda lost yur post over the water fall . few pages back ... if I may say what nice work ya do sir....  Thanks for ideas ..it will be on my to do list but not rightaway ...   maybe ill look ya up in time of need . Right now I don't have much material just bunch of cutoffs some lenghths or round stock ect.        getting garage shop together ...gota start slow handles and levers and stuff .. if I may ask are you a tool maker BC sure looks like ya have the background .. again nice work sir
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Hi ,and thanks Kenny

If your anything like me or the other chaps on here you will probably have a project list so long that it would not fit on a new toilet roll ,so I know how it goes ,all in good time .

Its not what we make/do in or shops that matters ,,,,,,,,,,its being in there and having fun that counts .

Me I am just a fixer of machines that pratts about in his home shop when work lets me lol . good to see you have your lad involved in the shop ,thumbs up from me .


take it easy ,,,,,,,,,,Rob
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(08-27-2015, 02:08 PM)RobWilson. Wrote: ...

Its not what we make/do in or shops that matters ,,,,,,,,,,its being in there and having fun that counts .

... ,,,,,,,,,,Rob

This is so true Rob. I enjoy the process more than I do the results, usually anyway. Smile Working in the shop is very therapeutic.

Ed
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(08-27-2015, 05:09 PM)EdK Wrote:
(08-27-2015, 02:08 PM)RobWilson. Wrote: ...


,,,,,,,,,,its being in there and having fun that counts .

... ,,,,,,,,,,Rob

This is so true Rob.
Ed

I'm not so sure about this ............. I think we have to make up our minds.  http://www.metalworkingfun.com/thread-26...l#pid47824 [quote from Ed " It's the thought that counts"

In fact it is the "tobacco that counts"
It said so on every packet of Players Navy Cut cigarettes Cool 1,2,3,4,5,6,7 ................

   

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(08-27-2015, 06:42 PM)DaveH Wrote: ...

I'm not so sure about this ............. I think we have to make up our minds.  http://www.metalworkingfun.com/thread-26...l#pid47824  [quote from Ed " It's the thought that counts"

In fact it is the "tobacco that counts"
It said so on every packet of Players Navy Cut cigarettes Cool 1,2,3,4,5,6,7 ................



I astonish myself sometimes. Big Grin   Big Grin   Big Grin
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DaveH

Dave,

I'm not sure I'd use the word "astonish". Big Grin

Ed
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