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snap it up. can you make out the spindle size?

I dare say plus vat. Then one has to get the tooling, if off the shelf! Never heard of R & S so gladly appreciate their back catalogue of machines. Served me well for loads of batch work on both spindle and overhead router.

as above, adding, a small three pronged puller to tease the gear cog up, warm it up to loosen bolt and cog.

wire brush the top edge of the chuck, should be some ref numbers stamped on there, may be a clue to screw or taper! if jacobs -- their catalogue online as too this on youtube-

indeed, never heard of them!!!

A rare oportunity to purchase a good quality spindle moulder sliding carriage. No makers name on this bolt on dedicated unit. Believed to be from late 70s. Retired joiner, self employed working from home workshop, I will, over the coming 18 months, be selling off all my equipment all of...

are wolf still going, would be my line of search. As broken down i would let that chuck soak for a few weeks in a solution of penetrating fluid. I tried the BBC repair shop tip, mixed 50/50 ATF power transmission fluid and acetone, and was impressed. Bit of heat might help too, not to hot, heat...

worth taking to bits to inspect, might be a simple fix. Unaware of the inners on yours but the field windings on my traditional unit was full of caked in wood dust, painstakingly hooked out and router burst into life when back together. When done now I always run the air line through the vents...

opposite hand thread? I guess you tightened the allen key in the chuck, any screw looking down through jaws?

Learnt just last week that a colleague is scaling back his work and selling off his machines. The saw bench was mentioned, I could try and get a picky?

picky might help.

Are the boards in a stately home?

I will throw in elm.

hi, not missing, front cut out to facilitate access to coolant pump instead of rear. Fare old thick lump of casting so I doubt if integrity or stability issues just would like it to be original!

mch no, 6/0044 / 27084 part ref on page 24 of manual I have is 57671 - 0 plinth tail end circle yellow in pickie

Looking for colchester 2000 plinth, circa 1980s, tailstock end, any thoughts as to where to look?

did you get fixed up with a morticer?

look into oils, I done my df planters with linseed oil

surely the m3 flow rate will vary, through waste collection bag being filled and filter bag becoming clogged! The lab test, cfm m3, I dare say would be free air, no bags.

the H ref is the Evri tracking number