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What toolpost do you have, is it a multifix clone, And what type.

I should have wrote it in a other way, sorry for that. But I´m a bit suprised that a lathe that is sold as a industrial lathe , has the internals like that. Sure for a hobby shop, or as a training lathe , it is more than enough. Do you also have pics of the screw cutting gearbox? In a earlyer...

for a Heavy industrial engine lathe, It looks a bit light to me. How are the bearings getting enough oil. Maby I´m wrong but i don´t think that it wil last for 50 years. Here is a pic of my 54 year old meuser headstock, and this is just the smalest lathe they build with just 4 kw.

So about 7350 in euro. with all the options and tools. I must admit that when I had a budget like that it would be tempthing to go chinese. I realy like the controll for the frequentie controll on the dro . I did about the same , took the frequentie controll unit apart end mounted the display...

When i see on your pics , what you can buy for the same money I total undrstand your choise for china I paid 1000 euro for my meuser lathe, here we can buy decent old iron for verry little . may I be so rude to ask you what a china lathe cost incuding transport and tax. Remco

a chinese looks nice when new, but what when you need parts after 20 years. I have a 1960 Meuser lathe, so 54 years old now, got some new parts from the factory , they even restore those older lathes themself. It cuts 250 plus diferend treads , I updated it myself with a DRO and frequentie...

It is a chinese lathe , so do not expect it to be your last . Think that for bout the same price you can get a real nice used ( east) european made lathe. Even a older lathe ( like from the 60s) will last way longer than any Chinese.

Is there a simple basic build plan for a single cilinder dual action , somewhere to find. The drawing that I have is a bit to basic to work from Remco

I´m now building on a lockwood hiller, do you have any tips about th fuel rail, i see a lot of diferent models of that. I know that the lockwood hiller is not the best pulsjet ever, but i like this model. and it will be a easy fit on the mobillity scooter, becouse of the U shape Remco

I don´t know it these saw´s are any good but at leat the sales maneger is nice to look at

If you take 32 mm for 1 inch you get most mesurements is nice metrick numbers. Normaly 1/8 inch would be 3,175mm hard to get a drill for that or find a piece of metal if you take 32 mm as 1 inch 1/8 would become 4 mm , and that is standard same with 1/4, 1/16 , 1/32 1/64 it mostly convert...

As i do not have the cash, the room and enough work for a real mill I started to make my own milling attachment for the meuser lathe. first made a adaptor for the headstock to fit SK 40 toolholders. SK 40 becouse I had a chance to get a set of 8 toolholders and a nice set of collets for it for...

A VFD will give you controll how fast the motor spools up and also how fast it stops, In have mine set to a 0,25 sec stop from max rpm to zero. Also I have set the max Frecuentie a bit higher to get a bit higher spindle rpm. I use a 7.5 KW hitatchi sj 100, realy need to RTFM but than it is...

I´m new to steam but now i do need a steam engine It will be a single cilinder dual action bore 60 mm ( 2.36 inch) stroke 120 mm (4.72 inch) should run at around 100 rpm. I do have a book that gives me some dimentions acording to the bore and stroke. I will use this to power a steampunk style...

I got myself a 1960 meuser lathe. It was not used for a long time, and in a thick layer of grease and dirt. Now I found that it was not in use becouse 3 sprockets in the gearbox are missing one tooth, so have to repaier that, I onlye found this problem when I selected a tread cutting gear that...

A short introduction. I'm remco live in the Netherlands and have build already a couple of mad things. Started out a few years ago with just a old Ford t bird preped for drifting and burnouts. Over the years I have build a lawnmower tractor with a gasurbine, a monowheel, a mobillityscooter with...