What is this...

[Brad93]

The workshop clear out continues.

if anyone has use for some of these items or can identify them give me a shout.

 

[Seadog]

The jaws and split nuts are for a Jacobs style drill chuck.

 

[Brad93]

The jaws and split nuts are for a Jacobs style drill chuck.

Scrap then without the body of the chuck.

 

[8ob]

The trays look useful Brad, could you put my name on them

Start the car

Bob

 

[Brad93]

The trays look useful Brad, could you put my name on them

Start the car

Bob

Im sorting trays out tomorrow. See what he wants for them I bought these in one of the cabinets.

 

[Pete.]

Are all of the knurling wheels the same pitch and pattern? are they straight or angled cut?

 

[Seadog]

Scrap then without the body of the chuck.

Not if they're unused. Three jaws and the split nut are what comprises the rebuild kit.

 

[Brad93]

Are all of the knurling wheels the same pitch and pattern? are they straight or angled cut?

They seem to be all different pitches and angles.

I will have to measure and inspect them to see if there is any reference to a maker.

 

[Brad93]

Not if they're unused. Three jaws and the split nut are what comprises the rebuild kit.

They look like a brand new

 

[Pete.]

They seem to be all different pitches and angles.

I will have to measure and inspect them to see if there is any reference to a maker.

I'll measure my knurler wheels and if the fit I'll buy them off you.

 

[zx9]

I was going to make one of those die holders but have not got around to it yet, the chuck screw looks bigger than the ones in my light weight four jaw, if it is ok with you can I measure the size of mine tomorrow Brad.

 

[Brad93]

I was going to make one of those die holders but have not got around to it yet, the chuck screw looks bigger than the ones in my light weight four jaw, if it is ok with you can I measure the size of mine tomorrow Brad.

Yeah no problem mate. Note it has a small square key not hex.

there was a Myford and Colchester lathe in this workshop, I reckon it could be from a Myford chuck rather than the Colchester as I’m sure hat had a complete 4 jaw.

 

[zx9]

Yeah no problem mate. Note it has a small square key not hex.

Thank you, the square chuck key is right for the Myford Bernerd chucks, the four jaw takes a smaller key than the three jaws, I'll get the callipers out tomorrow.

 

[Agroshield]

Second item is a spring winder (Hemingway Kits sell a kit for one). The felts are Myford 7-series bed wipers. Dismantled Coventry die head. Drive dog for a cylindrical grinder in same box (has two dog cut outs instead of the single one for a lathe drive dog).

 

[Brad93]

Thank you, the square chuck key is right for the Myford Bernerd chucks, the four jaw takes a smaller key than the three jaws, I'll get the callipers out tomorrow.

That makes sense then.
I have a Burnerd box and manual that says Myford on it. Tatty but may be of interest to a collector.

I’ll sort through the bits there may be some more Myford stuff

 

[Brad93]

Second item is a spring winder (Hemingway Kits sell a kit for one). The felts are Myford 7-series bed wipers. Dismantled Coventry die head. Drive dog for a cylindrical grinder in same box (has two dog cut outs instead of the single one for a lathe drive dog).

Weird there was no cylindrical grinder there. Must of been from before they moved to the current premises.

 

[Milkybars]

The first item, is a part of a collet closer system that would have been on the Colchester. (its the back end would have a had lever etc)

 

[Blue Chips]

The first item, is a part of a collet closer system that would have been on the Colchester. (its the back end would have a had lever etc)

I agree. It looks like the "locating ring" and "spindle adapter" (sometimes called "hub adapter") for a lever-type collet closer.

 

[Brad93]

The first item, is a part of a collet closer system that would have been on the Colchester. (its the back end would have a had lever etc)

I’ve got that elsewhere

 

[Brad93]

Acrogrip I think. Again only parts