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My Rotary table
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My first project is to make a Tailstock for my rotary table
Here i am fly cutting the base
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Drilling the upright
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Milling the upright
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Heating centre to a red heat in my home brew hearth
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Centre tempered to a straw colour
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Centre slide
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Tailstock parts
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Tailstock
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This is a clamp i made to make it easyer to mount the table
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Table clamp
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This is a graduating tool that i made frome a Hemingway kit
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I mounted the rotary tabe on the face plate
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This is the setup to cut some new dials for my milling machine, i am going to cut 62.5 graduations
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I used the face plate to hold the rotary table. The dividing plate is set on the 41 hole plate, to get 62.5 = 1 turn + 18 holes
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Here i am using my Myford Chuck Adaptor to hold the dial you can just see the Coke can being used as a shim to pack it out
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Myford Chuck Adaptor & New dial
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Dial, just needs some numbers
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