max corrigan
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To make this Guard i bought a 6.5 inch X 4 inch deep sauce pan for £2 the pan was steel but ally would be as good and easier to work with! the tools i used for the fabrication came from my former life as a sheet metalworker, but could be accomplished easily with an angle grinder (with cutting disk) or hack-saw with fine toothed blade at least 24 to the inch and the job well clamped in a vise! for safety sake (working with sheetmetal can be dangerous!!)
This guard has an extension piece that can be slipped down as required and tightened with lifting knob on front of the guard
I also used some electrical sleeving slit carefully with a sharp knife and super glued around 3" cutout that sits on the bearing moulding on a myford
The guard is bolted to the threaded hole (3/8BSF) in myford lathes situated behind the chuck to the rear, my lathe is an old super seven i imagine the ml7 is the same
I will now try to download my fabrication methods
This guard has an extension piece that can be slipped down as required and tightened with lifting knob on front of the guard
I also used some electrical sleeving slit carefully with a sharp knife and super glued around 3" cutout that sits on the bearing moulding on a myford
The guard is bolted to the threaded hole (3/8BSF) in myford lathes situated behind the chuck to the rear, my lathe is an old super seven i imagine the ml7 is the same
I will now try to download my fabrication methods