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Morse taper chuck adaptor

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Just wondering how many people would be intrested in a no2 morse taper to M33 X3.5 thread to use for ornamental turning as an option in the set up in the last two issues of Woodturning magazine by Chris Hart
 
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Themackay said:
Just wondering how many people would be intrested in a no2 morse taper to M33 X3.5 thread to use for ornamental turning as an option in the set up in the last two issues of Woodturning magazine by Chris Hart
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Yes, I would be interested, but would need to ensure that the MT fitting is threaded so it can be locked in place..(tail end internally)

It would open up a few areas for me to use my chucks on other kit..:thinks:

In trust being a tight Scotsman the price will be right..:winking:
 
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http://www.chronos.ltd.uk/acatalog/myfordadaptor.jpg

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That link is to the MT 2 threaded for Myford Alan, not sure if that's what you intended..:thinks:

But that in a 33x3.5 is what I would be after yes, I was going to do one myself but the Die for the 33 put it out of reach do me.

My taper table for my myford has a part missing so I would have to buy one of those as well and that just doesn't add up for the extra flexibility I would get.

But if the price was right then I would be interested..
 
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That link is to the MT 2 threaded for Myford Alan, not sure if that's what you intended..:thinks:

But that in a 33x3.5 is what I would be after yes, I was going to do one myself but the Die for the 33 put it out of reach do me.

My taper table for my myford has a part missing so I would have to buy one of those as well and that just doesn't add up for the extra flexibility I would get.

But if the price was right then I would be interested..
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Can't you cut the 33x3.5 on your myford?

Peter
 
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Hi Peter,I have not got a Myford just posted the Myford picture first one I came across,I have a small metal lathe Seig C3 not sure what threads I can cut on it ,havnt done that since I was an apprentice.It might be an option though
 
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Themackay said:
Hi Peter,I have not got a Myford just posted the Myford picture first one I came across,I have a small metal lathe Seig C3 not sure what threads I can cut on it ,havnt done that since I was an apprentice.It might be an option though
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I was replying to Eamonn who has a myford.

It might be near the limit for the Sieg.

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