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Posted by Dean on April 13, 2006, 11:55 am
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I've got a 1977 Clausing Colchester 21 x 80 lathe with a D1-11 spindle nose
and a 3-9/16 spindle thru hole. The lathe was missing the spindle Morse
taper adapter. Does anyone know where I could find one &/or does anyone know
what the spindle taper may be? It is bigger than a #7 Morse which I
understand to be the biggest "standard" Morse taper.
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Posted by Robert Swinney on April 13, 2006, 2:26 pm
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> I've got a 1977 Clausing Colchester 21 x 80 lathe with a D1-11 spindle
> nose and a 3-9/16 spindle thru hole. The lathe was missing the spindle
> Morse taper adapter. Does anyone know where I could find one &/or does
> anyone know what the spindle taper may be? It is bigger than a #7 Morse
> which I understand to be the biggest "standard" Morse taper.
>Dunno! But if you have a 4-jaw chuck for that bad boy, it'd be a neat
>project to make one. Requisite tapers could be turned with the compound.
Bob Swinney
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Posted by Pete Keillor on April 13, 2006, 4:49 pm
Please log in for more thread options On Thu, 13 Apr 2006 13:26:36 -0500, "Robert Swinney"
>> I've got a 1977 Clausing Colchester 21 x 80 lathe with a D1-11 spindle
>> nose and a 3-9/16 spindle thru hole. The lathe was missing the spindle
>> Morse taper adapter. Does anyone know where I could find one &/or does
>> anyone know what the spindle taper may be? It is bigger than a #7 Morse
>> which I understand to be the biggest "standard" Morse taper.
>>Dunno! But if you have a 4-jaw chuck for that bad boy, it'd be a neat
>>project to make one. Requisite tapers could be turned with the compound.
>
>Bob Swinney
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Or just call Royal. They'll know the taper and which of their
adapters fits.
Pete Keillor
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Posted by Robert Swinney on April 13, 2006, 8:06 pm
Please log in for more thread options > On Thu, 13 Apr 2006 13:26:36 -0500, "Robert Swinney"
>
>>> I've got a 1977 Clausing Colchester 21 x 80 lathe with a D1-11 spindle
>>> nose and a 3-9/16 spindle thru hole. The lathe was missing the spindle
>>> Morse taper adapter. Does anyone know where I could find one &/or does
>>> anyone know what the spindle taper may be? It is bigger than a #7 Morse
>>> which I understand to be the biggest "standard" Morse taper.
>>>Dunno! But if you have a 4-jaw chuck for that bad boy, it'd be a neat
>>>project to make one. Requisite tapers could be turned with the compound.
>>
>>Bob Swinney
>>
> Or just call Royal. They'll know the taper and which of their
> adapters fits.
>
> Pete Keillor
Yeah but, Pete. They want money for them.
Bob Swinney
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Posted by Pete Keillor on April 13, 2006, 10:51 pm
Please log in for more thread options On Thu, 13 Apr 2006 19:06:17 -0500, "Robert Swinney"
>> On Thu, 13 Apr 2006 13:26:36 -0500, "Robert Swinney"
>>
>>>> I've got a 1977 Clausing Colchester 21 x 80 lathe with a D1-11 spindle
>>>> nose and a 3-9/16 spindle thru hole. The lathe was missing the spindle
>>>> Morse taper adapter. Does anyone know where I could find one &/or does
>>>> anyone know what the spindle taper may be? It is bigger than a #7 Morse
>>>> which I understand to be the biggest "standard" Morse taper.
>>>>Dunno! But if you have a 4-jaw chuck for that bad boy, it'd be a neat
>>>>project to make one. Requisite tapers could be turned with the compound.
>>>
>>>Bob Swinney
>>>
>> Or just call Royal. They'll know the taper and which of their
>> adapters fits.
>>
>> Pete Keillor
>
>Yeah but, Pete. They want money for them.
>
>Bob Swinney
>
You're right, they're not cheap. I made one, but very early in my
lathe education. Tried to use a sine bar and gauge pin to set the
compound, then realized the outside edge of the old compound (since
replaced and the compound ways were not parallel due to wear. I
bought an adapter from Royal, and think it's worth the money. Hardened
and ground (and correct) is good in this application.
Pete
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> nose and a 3-9/16 spindle thru hole. The lathe was missing the spindle
> Morse taper adapter. Does anyone know where I could find one &/or does
> anyone know what the spindle taper may be? It is bigger than a #7 Morse
> which I understand to be the biggest "standard" Morse taper.
>Dunno! But if you have a 4-jaw chuck for that bad boy, it'd be a neat
>project to make one. Requisite tapers could be turned with the compound.