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Re: Need Help El Paso Dodge Daytona [Re: 440Jim] #2625838
02/25/19 01:50 PM
02/25/19 01:50 PM
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The car looks nice, I hope you enjoy it!

Re: Need Help El Paso Dodge Daytona [Re: 440Jim] #2625876
02/25/19 03:06 PM
02/25/19 03:06 PM
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Val-haul-ass... eventually
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Taking time off to work on my car
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Originally Posted By 440Jim
Brad,
Most of those machines are 3-phase. So I have a rotary phase converter making 240 single phase into 240 3-phase. Those 2-gang outlets have a separate 3-phase, 20 amp, 240 volt recepticle and a 120 Volt 20 amp recepticle.

No, I mean what are you planning to MAKE with all those machines??? laugh2

Do you wake up in the morning after dreaming of something metal and think: "Today, I'm going to build a 6-piece, gun-drilled, 4130 chro-moly Framistotz valve... with a hydraulic hinge in the middle!"? grin

Re: Need Help El Paso Dodge Daytona [Re: 440Jim] #2625998
02/25/19 06:49 PM
02/25/19 06:49 PM
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Morrow, OH
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Originally Posted By 440Jim
Mark,
Nice paint work on that lathe.
These things are amazing. Taper attachment, thread cutting, 16" swing, 8ft bed, etc.
I do use a 10" Clausing gear head lathe for most work. Changing speeds is easier with the gear box. But it is only 32" between centers.


Awesome on the car!

My lathe is only a 6 foot bed but honestly I have never needed it to be longer and my machine shop is only 12' x 24' so putting a longer one in the shop would be a challenge.

I have a VFD on it now and am having a little resonance issue at 60/70% speed that I need to figure out.

With the new Bison chuck its amazing how straight it cuts. Cuts better then the Leblonds we have at work.

The mill I worked at bought it new in 1969. I bought it in 1992. They did not maintain it well but the ways are in great shape. I had the gearbox and apron rebuilt and bought a bunch of new parts. Its in really great shape now.

I gave my Bridgeport to my brother in law and stepped up to a new mill last year. I spent the money on a new Atrump 3 axis cnc bed mill with a digitizer. Wonderful toy that I am still learning how to use. Will take time to learn it all. So if you need custom CNC parts made let me know........


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69 GTX (clone) - build in progress......
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