Workshop Tour
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This is my tired but trusted Myford ML7. Accessories for it include 3 & 4 jaw chucks, faceplate, vertical slide, catch plate and the usual assortment of tooling. I recently purchased a quick change tool post for the lathe and added a saddle lock lever.I also made a spherical turning attachment. |
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This is a Dore-Westbury milling machine made by a friend at work. It came with no dials on the handles and so a Digital Read-out (DRO) system was added. It was made from some cheap Chinese linear scales and a remote read-out unit. A similar unit was added to the quill for Z measurements.To go with the mill there is a 4" milling vice, clamping set, collet-chuck, angle plates and various cutters. |
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Materials storage Bar stock is kept under the lathe in a rack of plastic tubing. The flat material is kept on some racking under the bench |
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A 6 speed drill press with keyless chuck. |
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The assembly bench is under the window. This photo was taken during the building of my steam tug.There is also an arbor press located on the end of this bench. |
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This is a 3-in-1 sheet metal tool design to fold, cut and roll sheet materials. The capacity is only 12" in width but this is adequate for most requirements. |
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Finally here is an image of the long bench which also shows the grinder, vice, wall shelving and draw units. |
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