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  1. #11
    Quote Originally Posted by Clive S View Post
    How about centre drill bits for the lathe Centre Drills - Arc Euro Trade etc. ..Clive
    If you're using them to make a hole to support the work with a centre, then that's what you need. However for making the mark to center a normal drill, spot drills are better as they're more robust.
    Old router build log here. New router build log here. Lathe build log here.
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  2. #12
    If you ever see any of these Kopal Clamps-

    http://thumbs2.ebaystatic.com/d/l225...klRKWdlqww.jpg

    for a reasonable price grab a couple, they're absolutely amazing.

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    Thanks for the info guys. This is what they're coming with:

    Lathe:
    160mm self centering 3 jaw chuck with inside and outside jaws
    200mm 4 jaw independent chuck
    4 jaw self centering chuck 160mm on DL-4 backplate 200mm
    4 way toolpost
    Fixed and travelling steadies
    Micro adjustable bedstop
    Coolant system
    Halogen low voltage light
    Dead centres
    Face plate
    Digital display 2 axis for lathes/mills
    Quick change toolpost set
    Live centre -3mt
    Centre drill set 5 piece set
    9 pce set index turning tools 12mm
    Drill chuck b16 3-16mm
    3mt arbor b18

    Milling Machine:
    Digital display 2 axis for lathes/mills
    125mm vice
    Collet chuck set er-32 3mt 3/8" whit 18 piece
    20 pcs metric hss end mill/slot drill set. Tin coated. Plain shank.
    W4 clamp kit 12mm
    Coolant system comprising on/off switch, tank, electric parts, nozzle, magnetic feed pipe & coolant pipe 1.1m, 1/6hp 220v/50hz pump, 5 litre tank capacity.
    Wide coolant tray

    DRO for the milling Machine is only 2 axis as been told that as the column is round one can't be fitted. One of the first projects will be fitting one to it....

    Items in addition to the above I'm getting are DTI on a magnetic base and a boring bar set. Already have centre drill bits and some tooling from the old lathe. Should suffice for now and anything else needed can just be bought as and wheen needed.
    Neil...

    Build log...here

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    No chance of swapping the 2-axis DRO display on the mill for a 3-axis version to make adding a third scale easier? If nothing else, you could fit a third scale on the quill although I realise that this is a second-best.

  5. #15
    Quote Originally Posted by Neale View Post
    No chance of swapping the 2-axis DRO display on the mill for a 3-axis version to make adding a third scale easier? If nothing else, you could fit a third scale on the quill although I realise that this is a second-best.
    I've asked this yesterday funnily enough although talking to the guys at work they want me to CNC the mill ASAP as well as the small Seig C4 lathe. Today is measuring the lathe for fitting steppers and drawing up mounting brackets in CAD (Alibre Design 3D which I'm learning)
    Neil...

    Build log...here

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