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Your pitch will be 1.27 so over 12 mm you will be fine with that maybee a fraction tight so plenty of oil when fitting nuts Ian

Looks strange to our eyes but i'm sure the changing of the guard at Buck house is strange to some nations

Just seen this video about pen making in japan making pens from celluloid which looks similar to our acrylic blanks https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-8jFLYwxMjI Ian

There is a specific mitre gauge made for this range of machines that doesnt need a slot

I have a few graduates and keep a look out on ebay at prices short beds can go from 200 to 1000 bottom end rough looking 3 phase perhaps incomplete top end very clean single phase variable speed chucks etc Ian

Strip it all down clean and reassemble if you soak in anything it will need redoing again soon done properly it'll be good for years Ian

My saw was very stiff on tilting a complete strip down cured it with if i remember part 32 was seized into the casting so as the lead screw moved along the part 32 was canted onto the lead screw making it tight then it would suddenly twisted it went free for a turn or so then was canted over...

Do you recognise the bits in this lot? ian

I have quite a lot of bits and pieces for these chucks let me know what you want Ian

The top is easily removed by 6 bolts as i remember Then the whole tilt arbour removes with another 4 bolts then this leaves you with a very floppy base unit all easily managable by one bloke to carry Ian

Rather than using the locking pin engage a piece of timber in the teeth against the table to lock it Ian

Lavers have massive amounts in stock at the mosborough site Ian

No need for a diamond wheel a 1mm cut-off disc will work fine as well for roughly cutting your edge to shape

I have a variety of bandsaws a 6x4 metal cutting bandsaw which i use for ferrous materials a large startrite for wood 2 inca machines with different pitch blades 2 dewalt/elu machines with different blades ( one with a knife blade very useful) I use the inca's for cutting alloys they easily cut...

I ordered one of the cutters from ebay on friday night 15th aug and its come in the post on tuesday morning from NJ USA Thats speedy Ian

It will easily do 10 inches on mine The 14-s- or 18-s- models are general bandsaws the number after means speeds 1 single speed 5 five speeds by belt changing 10 ten speeds as above and 2 speed gearbox Metal cutting just needs slower speeds so a 10 speed is needed really Ian

screwfix, rs components, farnell and maplins seem to use the same search engine ebay and amazon seem to know exactly what you want

I'm still failing to see what you are trying to do You have a small 1/4 hp motor which will run on mains electricity ( which you are paying for)? You will attempt to drive the alternator with this to generate electricity to run a washing machine or heavy load when theres no sunshine ? why not...

John boy whats the alternator if not a generator? and the picture you have linked to is an alternator not an inverter in the accepted use of the word

well then to drive your high load stuff washing machine using your battery bank as a floating supply/smoother you said you were driving a 3000 w generator from a 1/4hp motor ( 3000watts is about 4 hp )