Does anyone have some info on this Model ????
We know that it was manufactured in the UK, under License ???
It seems an exact copy of the HLV-H ???
We are wanting MANUALS on this specific machine. Any hints where we may be successful would be immensely appreciated.
any other info would be most welcome.
Thanks in anticipation
aRM
HARDINGE KL-1
Re: HARDINGE KL-1
I saw one claim from someone in the UK that stated that he owned a British HLV-H and the serial number started with KL-1, so possibly they are the same as a HLV series.
I saw some pics of KL-1s, and they sure look similar to HLVs.
Here are two links to Hardinge manuals which contain HLV manuals. The second link offers .pdf downloads of the manuals, but I am not sure about the first.
http://www.ozarkwoodworker.com/Hardinge_c_16.html
http://www.industrialmanuals.com/lathe- ... 6&sort=20a
I saw some pics of KL-1s, and they sure look similar to HLVs.
Here are two links to Hardinge manuals which contain HLV manuals. The second link offers .pdf downloads of the manuals, but I am not sure about the first.
http://www.ozarkwoodworker.com/Hardinge_c_16.html
http://www.industrialmanuals.com/lathe- ... 6&sort=20a
Glenn
Operating machines is perfectly safe......until you forget how dangerous it really is!
Operating machines is perfectly safe......until you forget how dangerous it really is!
Re: HARDINGE KL-1
HiGlenn Wegman wrote:I saw one claim from someone in the UK that stated that he owned a British HLV-H and the serial number started with KL-1, so possibly they are the same as a HLV series.
I saw some pics of KL-1s, and they sure look similar to HLVs.
GLENN
This is indeed a British made version of the HLV-H. The tag reads EXETER, DEVON, ENGLAND and it does look like an HLV-H as well.
And U are correct the Serial number does commence with the prefix KL.
We don't know if the parts would be inter changeable ???
Although the Machine looks like it has not seen much use would U recommend we change the Belts ???
And what size Toolholder would U recommend we get for small turnings 3/8" 10 mm or 5/16" ??? We like the Inserts.
Thanks a stack
aRM
Re: HARDINGE KL-1
Tony Griffiths in England might be able to help. Here's his "Hardinge" page:
http://www.lathes.co.uk/hardinge/index.html
http://www.lathes.co.uk/hardinge/index.html
Pete in NJ
Re: HARDINGE KL-1
PETEHPeteH wrote:Tony Griffiths in England might be able to help. Here's his "Hardinge" page:
http://www.lathes.co.uk/hardinge/index.html
No SIR !!!
This time round even he has been stumped.
We have already contacted him and he "thinks" it is a copy of the HLV-H
He even asked for some pics which we have sent.
Methinks we should bounce this off some UK Forums ???
There ought to be somebody who knows or uses these Models there !!!
Any further suggestions ???
Thanks for the try.
aRM
Re: HARDINGE KL-1
Sorry for the late response, I must have missed this.ARM wrote:We don't know if the parts would be inter changeable ???
Although the Machine looks like it has not seen much use would U recommend we change the Belts ???
And what size Toolholder would U recommend we get for small turnings 3/8" 10 mm or 5/16" ??? We like the Inserts.
You may have to check with Hardinge on parts interchangeability. http://www.hardingeus.com/index.asp?pageId=96
If you have any surface finish issues, a belt change may help.
I'm not sure what you are asking as far as tool holders. Are you referring to tool post sizes such as Aloris AXA or BXA sizes, or the actual tool holders for the inserts?
Glenn
Operating machines is perfectly safe......until you forget how dangerous it really is!
Operating machines is perfectly safe......until you forget how dangerous it really is!
Re: HARDINGE KL-1
I'm not sure what you are asking as far as tool holders. Are you referring to tool post sizes such as Aloris AXA or BXA sizes, or the actual tool holders for the inserts?[/quote]
SIR GLENN
Better late than never, and for us it's never too late !!! We need Your input.
Will check with Hardinge on the parts story.
Yup. We are talking about the Tool holders for the Carbide Inserts, for small turnings.
What do U recommend for this machine ???
Know U Guys would like to see some pics, will attach some here if we remember how
We are waiting anxiously for Delivery, prior to a re-spray job. IA
Thanks and take care
aRM
SIR GLENN
Better late than never, and for us it's never too late !!! We need Your input.
Will check with Hardinge on the parts story.
Yup. We are talking about the Tool holders for the Carbide Inserts, for small turnings.
What do U recommend for this machine ???
Know U Guys would like to see some pics, will attach some here if we remember how
We are waiting anxiously for Delivery, prior to a re-spray job. IA
Thanks and take care
aRM