The Home Machinist!

Steve, That is close. My gearbox drive uses 2 45-tooth gears, a 91-tooth and an 86-tooth .... So, I'm not sure I can use your reference for metric threading .... but that would be nice too. Oh- I heard from Enco .... they said that despite the fact that they sold it, it was not made by them, and the...

We are trading emails now. I just thought someone might have one in their shop that could take a photo.

The tach idea is good. Wish I knew someone close by that had one. Can't seem to find one in my area. Don't really feel like waiting on mail order - but that's what it may come down to.

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I was able to read the gear-box table for threading ... it is the spindle speed plate that is completely un-readable. I even took it off and tilted it at various angles to see if anything could be made out. I can't

Hello - first post here. I could use some help ... I have an Enco 12x36 made in 1990. I have attached some photos. I really need a photo of the plate that had the Enco logo on it, as it also had some screen printed information on it that is long gone. Anyone have one, or know someone that does that ...