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MetalMonkey
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You could see if Tony over at lathes.co.uk has anything on these machines or anybody over on practical machinist might run one of these, I suspect it's a little bit big for the hobby forums.
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See machine manuals.co.ukWhile cleaning the machine. I removed the Threading/ Feed Charts by mistake.
I searched for the chart in many places and couldn't find it. maybe because its an old machine.
if anyone can help me to find the charts?
Tony at lathes charges as if he’s recovering costs from writing and publishing the things !
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@Hojin, Welcome to the forum.
You can buy a Concord 460 manual for £18.50 which is not too bad.
In my Elliott OMNISPEED manual, it has the feed charts inside.
However, there are no guarantees they will be in the Concorde manual.
I have had some new feed charts made for my machine.
Have a look at these posts:
Post 1
Post 2
Finally, if you can't find the feed charts in the manual, you have two more options.
Option 1: Google images of 'Elliott Concord 460' to see if you are lucky enough to get a few results.
Option 2: Google 'Elliott Concorde 460 forum' where you will find other forums with members who own Elliott Concorde lathes who might help you out.
Try variations in spelling too. Many people miss the last 't' in Elliott when they type it and I also see that 'Concord 460' are sometimes spelt 'Concorde 460'
Good luck!
You can buy a Concord 460 manual for £18.50 which is not too bad.
In my Elliott OMNISPEED manual, it has the feed charts inside.
However, there are no guarantees they will be in the Concorde manual.
I have had some new feed charts made for my machine.
Have a look at these posts:
Post 1
Post 2
Finally, if you can't find the feed charts in the manual, you have two more options.
Option 1: Google images of 'Elliott Concord 460' to see if you are lucky enough to get a few results.
Option 2: Google 'Elliott Concorde 460 forum' where you will find other forums with members who own Elliott Concorde lathes who might help you out.
Try variations in spelling too. Many people miss the last 't' in Elliott when they type it and I also see that 'Concord 460' are sometimes spelt 'Concorde 460'
Good luck!
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Watch the video from which you have pulled the still frame-by-frame all the way to the end and you can glean enough information to reproduce the imperial and metric charts.
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Just noticed there is a mistake in the above. I have 2mm and 4mm pitch using the same settings, which is impossible.
4.5mm looks dodgy as well (C cannot be the second letter).
Will have to think harder about what they should be.
'M' is metric; 'W' is Whitworth.
B -> A -> C is multiplying by 2 each time.
E -> D is multiplying by 8.
4.5mm looks dodgy as well (C cannot be the second letter).
Will have to think harder about what they should be.
'M' is metric; 'W' is Whitworth.
B -> A -> C is multiplying by 2 each time.
E -> D is multiplying by 8.
