Hi There,
The mill is starting to look like Rockwell's predecessor,
the Centrex Vertical Mill.
Good Luck!
-Blue Chips-
Webb
Mill "transmission" For The Rockwell Mill
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platypus20
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- Joined: Sun Aug 26, 2007 1:24 pm
- Location: camillus, ny (syracuse)
Re: Mill "transmission" For The Rockwell Mill
I worked on the mill today, the people at work have kept me busy. Making and then remaking a burner adapter (was told that the plate was 14" x 14", but apparently the minion can't read a tape rule, as it was really 17" x 17"), a 12" stack damper and a few other parts. So I had no time for the mill.
As I finished up the stack damper on Friday night, it was time to get back to the mill. I changed the motor drive sheave/pulley and then checked the speeds through the sheave combinations, low is now 85 rpm and the max is 5893 rpm, much more usable, than the original combination.
I work on the table and knee adjustments, got them to move very smoothly and with very little backlash.
The 4" Shars vise, I got, is very nice. I'm still waiting for Grizzly to actually ship me the correct t-nuts. Between mills, rotary tables, drill presses, and other equipment, I have 9 different size t-nuts.
As I finished up the stack damper on Friday night, it was time to get back to the mill. I changed the motor drive sheave/pulley and then checked the speeds through the sheave combinations, low is now 85 rpm and the max is 5893 rpm, much more usable, than the original combination.
I work on the table and knee adjustments, got them to move very smoothly and with very little backlash.
The 4" Shars vise, I got, is very nice. I'm still waiting for Grizzly to actually ship me the correct t-nuts. Between mills, rotary tables, drill presses, and other equipment, I have 9 different size t-nuts.
jack