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Re: drive plate

2023-04-16 Thread Tim Ziegler

Very Good Dan, way to get creative.

Kind Regards,

Timothy J. Ziegler
Ziegler WoodWork & Specialty
14171 160th Ave.
Foreston MN 56330

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On Sun, Apr 16, 2023 at 2:36 PM Dan Krager  wrote:

> I got inspired to prepare a drive plate for my lathe.  First I was just
> going to make a spindle to hold the plate from the REVO, but then I found
> an old lawn mower blade of same thickness to make another plate so I don't
> have to switch the drive plates even.  (Note to self--don't do
> that...againthat stuff is HARD and TOUGH!)  I've ruined three drill
> bits trying to drill through it, and even the carbide mill cutter had a
> tough time making the slots.  Ended up grinding them out.  But I only have
> a hole half way through the middleso there's that.
> [image: REVODrivePlate.JPG]
> That's the original drive plate on the new D spindle.
>
> This is one of those projects to do so that another project can be
> completed to be able to make progress on the original task, which in this
> case is to make true octagons for my London pattern handles in Jatoba for
> the hand screw set I'm almost done with!
> DanK
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Re: drive plate

2023-04-16 Thread 'Curt George' via Legacy Ornamental Mills

Way to go Dan!I like it!
ONE Note. If you heat the steel up to red and let it cool slowly the hardness
will be removed form the steel. Then the drill bits could cut the steel more
easily.
I have made a few lathe adaptors, for the Legacy drive spurs, I use Mine all
the time. Yours looks Very Nice.Keep up the good work.
and thank you for sharing.
C.A.G.
On Sunday, April 16, 2023 at 03:36:10 PM EDT, Dan Krager
wrote:

I got inspired to prepare a drive plate for my lathe. First I was just going
to make a spindle to hold the plate from the REVO, but then I found an old lawn
mower blade of same thickness to make another plate so I don't have to switch
the drive plates even. (Note to self--don't do that...againthat stuff is
HARD and TOUGH!) I've ruined three drill bits trying to drill through it, and
even the carbide mill cutter had a tough time making the slots. Ended up
grinding them out. But I only have a hole half way through the middleso
there's that.
That's the original drive plate on the new D spindle.

This is one of those projects to do so that another project can be completed to
be able to make progress on the original task, which in this case is to make
true octagons for my London pattern handles in Jatoba for the hand screw set
I'm almost done with!
DanK

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