Thread: Renovating a Hardinge HLV-H
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21-03-2009 #11
Lovely day today, almost Spring like...:p
Assembled and fitted the collet closer.
Assembled and fitted the tailstock - Now I know why the power feed box is so massive; The tailstock is so heavy I had to rest it on the power feed box to be able to align it with the bed ('cos there's no way I could lift it at arm's length)
I don't like the handle on the tail stock it's not a Hardinge wheel (it looks someone knocked it up in an afternoon). I doubt I'll get a proper replacement anytime soon' so I've been looking at the Myford spares that RDG are selling. I think the largest one will do the job with only a small amount of re-jigging - It'll look a lot better then the current one.
Repainted the DRO mount. It looked heavy in matt black so I thought i'd try silver instead (it's OK I suppose )
Tomorrow I'll have a go at mounting the carriage DRO scale on the front of the bed.Last edited by BillTodd; 21-03-2009 at 05:12 AM.
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