What do you do with the taig based lathes.That seems like a great small lathe except if you want to thread 10 tooth per in. Guess you'll have to tap that. Pretty good little option though.
What do you do with the taig based lathes.That seems like a great small lathe except if you want to thread 10 tooth per in. Guess you'll have to tap that. Pretty good little option though.
Congratulations, hope you can give a report on it when you get it? I thought about ordering one but all gone now.Numobams has some in stock now in US. Just ordered this one, dual chuck 4 jaw, w dro. I have a deluxe now and wanted to try one of these.
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NUMOBAMS NU210LSE 1000mm Auto Left&Right Threading Making Mini CNC Metal Lathe Machine with Two Chuck Head
electrical change gear, no need change gears to make different thread, auto making left & right thread,numobams.com
I built a threading jig for mine but haven't used it since I got my metal lathe.What do you do with the taig based lathes.
I'm having a hard time envisioning how you are spinning the wood with the thread pitch there.https://forums.azbilliards.com/threads/tenon-threader.351000/#post-4576090
I made a prototype years ago but it only did 18tpi
The two steel prices have a 5/16 x 18 rod in between. The shaft attaches with a maint pin. When you unscrew the two pieces the tenon moves down to the dremel and follows the threadsI'm having a hard time envisioning how you are spinning the wood with the thread pitch there.
This is what I did.
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Pool Cue Building-Live Threading With A Pool Cue Lathe
What I came up with to live thread using a taig based pool cue lathe. Use your imagination this basic concept has a lot of ways to accomplish the goal Please like and subscribe to my channel!rumble.com
I'll be calling you tomorrow about the basic set up. I live in Lafayette and would like to come and pick one up if in stock.The motor on the basic got a huge upgrade late last year. We changed it from the little ac 280 watt version to a much better 550 watt dc motor with a speed control that has a lot better range in variability. It also now uses the same belt - bracket - and pulley system as the pro version so no more stretched and broken o-ring belts
Sure thing - Thank youI'll be calling you tomorrow about the basic set up. I live in Lafayette and would like to come and pick one up if in stock.