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fortunately, I had the foresight to mark the piece and the chuck, was able to remount it to finish the last cut. Now I have to pull the driver off the mill, drill and tap a few holes and cut some slots in my new piece for adjustment.
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Metal shop (Cao Bằng, Vietnam)
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Old workshop in the western studio block at Glyllifon, near Llandwrog, Gwynedd, North Wales (Cymru).
Glynllifon is a large mansion located at the NW corner of the Llŷn Peninsula. The whole complex with its large ground now caters for different uses and activities with different bodies responsible for running them. The buildings formerly occupied by the maintenance workshops (as here), stables, heating system and power generating system are now partly occupied by art and craft studios.
We visited Glynllifon studios because they were open to the public as part of the September 2012 'art trail' event (Helfa Gelf) in this part of Wales. My daughter Rachel had some work on display there. There is also an exhibition in this block, explaining this part of Glynllifon and some of the machinery and workshops have been restored as exhibits. Other workshops like this one just seem to have been left much as they probably were on the last day they were used. But it's hard to tell whether they are a deliberate part of the exhibition, abandoned, or otherwise left in limbo until they can be restored or cleared. PS: Thanks to the comment below by 'Miocene', I gather the main item here is a treadle lathe.
More on Glynllifon at: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Glynllifon
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Carriage, tool bit and tailstock of a small (6.5" x 12" capacity), antique metal lathe that was passed along to me. My dad bought it, most likely in the early 1940's. I believe it was made in the 1920's. Illuminated by natural light filtering into my garage through an upper window.
Ben's CNC machine controller. Powered by an ATX PSU at the top, with three stepper motor drivers in the middle. At the bottom is the PCB with SD card slot, and on the left are the stepper motor connectors.
From a photograph album of Alfred Herbert Ltd of Coventry, once one of the UK's premier machine tool manufacturers. Found at the local tip and it cost me a £1. The album of some 50 mostly whole plate prints will be donated to the Herbert Museum & Art gallery
Galbiati Group, attending with its Divisions Mechanical machining and Construction and Gear Reducers, attracted considerable interest, and contacts rose far above the level of 2009. Expectations were exceeded, and this is a positive sign for a country, Germany, first in Europe in the engineering sector.
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Haynes Automobile Factory Exhibit
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I apologize for the quality, but the exhibit was very dark, probably about as dark as the actual factory floor circa 1900-1925.
LAUKO PFAUTER P1250
Retrofit of Vertical cutting machine
Retrofit de Talladora Vertical
CNC 8055MCO
January 2012
My Lego model of a Vertical Milling Machine. Lego seems to lend itself well to these small size machine tool models
I was able to take off about 0.010 on each pass of the tool. The only small issue was that my parallels are 0.125 thick and I needed my splines to measure about 0.280. Two stacked on the first pass got me to 0.250
Brunner Machine Tools, Ltd., on Sunday afternoon. I took a few pictures, but the one where this man walked across the shot seemed to work best.
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My Lego model of a Vertical Milling Machine. Lego seems to lend itself well to these small size machine tool models
Another view of the radial arm drill. This particular machine got a good going over with my camera as for many years I operated them .
Quite the cleanest one I have ever seen. The saw (now in the down position ) would be raised and work placed in the vice. The motor then reciprocates the saw frame and blade cutting through the workpiece.
LAUKO PFAUTER P900
Retrofit of Vertical cutting machine
Retrofit de Talladora Vertical
CNC 8055MCO
January 2012
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This useful looking ZYTO lathe was lying forgotten under a workbench where the locomotive "Woolwich" was being restored.
This incredible old electromechanical machine was being demonstrated. The large table reciprocates beneath the tools (cutters) mounted on the underside of the "bridge" and on one side of it. The tool slowly moves across and cuts the metal away exactly like a monstrous plane. A huge 50hp reversing motor is used to drive the table
LAUKO PFAUTER RS9K
Retrofit of Horizontal cutting machine
Retrofit de Talladora horizontal
CNC 8055TCO
January 2012
Sometimes known as a planer. Photographed actually working as part of my Vintage Workshop
This display piece may be seen running here
A tiny working model power hacksaw I built from Meccano. I deliberately used my scruffiest old parts as the full sized hacksaws are often in this state. Despite the blade being only 2.5" long it actually does saw through wood or metal.
Provided you are Patient!
Токарный станок производства КНДР (Северная корея). Трамвайное депо в Мозыре.
Lathe made in DPRK (North Korea). Mozyr, tram depot.
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Lathe Machine Tool in Metal shop (Cao Bằng, Vietnam)
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If the work is too heavy to position beneath the drill then in this case the drill can be moved either to and fro along the arm or by pull or pushing it towards or away from you.
The Zeitz Museum of Contemporary Art Africa (Zeitz MOCAA) is a contemporary art museum located at the V&A Waterfront in Cape Town, South Africa. It opened in September 2017 and is the largest museum of contemporary African art in the world.
The museum building was constructed from the conversion of the 57m tall historic Grain Silo, originally built in 1921 and decommissioned in 2001. The architects, Heatherwick Studio, aimed to conserve and celebrate the original structure's industrial heritage, while simultaneously excavating large open spaces from the 42 densely-packed concrete cylinders from which it is was comprised. Using a variety of concrete-cutting techniques the interior of the building has been carved-out to create a number of galleries and a large central atrium. The remaining concrete shafts have been capped with strengthened glass in order to allow natural light to enter and create a "cathedral-like" interior. From the exterior, the most noticeable change to the original structure will be the addition of pillowed glass glazing panels into the building's upper floors. [Wikipedia]
Just because I haven't been posting pictures doesn't mean I haven't been busy. I've been busy. Made a bunch of new tools, & laying the ground work for a busy summer.
These are four of the six HT's for frames that are getting tapered forks.
Need to finalize a few drawings and there will be a heap of standard head tubes too. (even two steel ones...eek!)