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Posted by Steve on August 22, 2006, 7:30 pm
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Anyone know where I can get 16DP gears in 20 and 30 teeth sizes (14.5
degree pitch angle) - i.e. standard screwcutting gears for lathes such
as the Raglan, Pools Special, Early Zyto, Kerry, Mellor, Senior, and
most Atlas lathes.. and I am sure a few more?
If you have any tucked away under a bench I will turn them into beer
tokens ! I don't care much about the thickness or hole size, just so
long as they aren't plastic !
Thanks
Steve
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Posted by Christopher Tidy on August 22, 2006, 10:41 pm
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Steve wrote:
> Anyone know where I can get 16DP gears in 20 and 30 teeth sizes (14.5
> degree pitch angle) - i.e. standard screwcutting gears for lathes such
> as the Raglan, Pools Special, Early Zyto, Kerry, Mellor, Senior, and
> most Atlas lathes.. and I am sure a few more?
>
> If you have any tucked away under a bench I will turn them into beer
> tokens ! I don't care much about the thickness or hole size, just so
> long as they aren't plastic !
>
> Thanks
> Steve
If you don't find any used, you can get them from HPC Gears:
http://www.hpcgears.com/
Chris
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Posted by John Stevenson on August 23, 2006, 2:47 am
Please log in for more thread options On Wed, 23 Aug 2006 02:41:55 +0000, Christopher Tidy
>Steve wrote:
>> Anyone know where I can get 16DP gears in 20 and 30 teeth sizes (14.5
>> degree pitch angle) - i.e. standard screwcutting gears for lathes such
>> as the Raglan, Pools Special, Early Zyto, Kerry, Mellor, Senior, and
>> most Atlas lathes.. and I am sure a few more?
>>
>> If you have any tucked away under a bench I will turn them into beer
>> tokens ! I don't care much about the thickness or hole size, just so
>> long as they aren't plastic !
>>
>> Thanks
>> Steve
>
>If you don't find any used, you can get them from HPC Gears:
>
>http://www.hpcgears.com/
>
>Chris
Nope,
HPC's current range is all 20 DP, they will do 14.5 to order but if
you have to ask you can't afford them, <g>
16DP was also standard on Harrison and Colchester lathes in 14.5
G&M Tools usually has some listed on their web site.
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Regards,
John Stevenson
Nottingham, England.
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Posted by Christopher Tidy on August 23, 2006, 5:33 am
Please log in for more thread options John Stevenson wrote:
> On Wed, 23 Aug 2006 02:41:55 +0000, Christopher Tidy
>
>
>>Steve wrote:
>>
>>>Anyone know where I can get 16DP gears in 20 and 30 teeth sizes (14.5
>>>degree pitch angle) - i.e. standard screwcutting gears for lathes such
>>>as the Raglan, Pools Special, Early Zyto, Kerry, Mellor, Senior, and
>>>most Atlas lathes.. and I am sure a few more?
>>>
>>>If you have any tucked away under a bench I will turn them into beer
>>>tokens ! I don't care much about the thickness or hole size, just so
>>>long as they aren't plastic !
>>>
>>>Thanks
>>>Steve
>>
>>If you don't find any used, you can get them from HPC Gears:
>>
>>http://www.hpcgears.com/
>>
>>Chris
>
>
> Nope,
> HPC's current range is all 20 DP, they will do 14.5 to order but if
> you have to ask you can't afford them, <g>
>
> 16DP was also standard on Harrison and Colchester lathes in 14.5
> G&M Tools usually has some listed on their web site.
Oh sorry. I missed the pitch angle bit. Any idea what they do charge for
specials? I have a need for a 115 mm diameter brass disc, 5 mm thick,
4.75 mm bore with boss and grubscrew, no teeth, 30 x 5 mm holes drilled
equi-spaced in a 95 mm diameter circle. I need to do a drawing to get an
official quote, and I'm not keen to go to the effort if I know it's
going to cost a fortune.
Chris
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Posted by Steve on August 23, 2006, 6:48 am
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Christopher Tidy wrote:
> If you don't find any used, you can get them from HPC Gears:
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> http://www.hpcgears.com/
>
> Chris
Had discovered HPC, but wrong pitch angle. Boston gears in the states
do the right ones, but I thought I would ask to see if we can turn up
some old ones before I go into the import business !! I guess the cost
will not be cheap (though the exchange rate isn't too bad at the
moment).
Hey, have just checked their website and they now list UK distributors.
I could have sworn they were US and Canada only last time I looked. It
might still be cheaper to import them though !
If (like me) you need gears try www.bostongear.com and look at the PDF
section under Literature > Open Gearing > Change Gears.
I would still prefer a nice (cheap) used gear if someone has one tucked
away !
Steve
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> degree pitch angle) - i.e. standard screwcutting gears for lathes such
> as the Raglan, Pools Special, Early Zyto, Kerry, Mellor, Senior, and
> most Atlas lathes.. and I am sure a few more?
>
> If you have any tucked away under a bench I will turn them into beer
> tokens ! I don't care much about the thickness or hole size, just so
> long as they aren't plastic !
>
> Thanks
> Steve