Someone’s bound to know what this faceplate fits.

Someone’s bound to know what this faceplate fits.

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  • #320508
    Rik Shaw
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      @rikshaw

      It's been lurking under my bench for years but curiosity has got the better of me. It's a shop made aluminium face plate 195mm diameter that would fit a lathe spindle with a 1.5" x 6 TPI thread. So what lathe/s would that be?

      Rik

      #18688
      Rik Shaw
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        @rikshaw
        #320536
        Rainbows
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          @rainbows

          Same thread as a Keighley lifts / Denham / Milnes type lathe. Only the early ones though, Mk2 have a 1.75" thread.

          #320541
          Ian Parkin
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            @ianparkin39383

            Could be for a Harrison graduate wood turning lathe

            #320551
            ega
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              @ega
              Posted by Ian Parkin on 08/10/2017 15:22:51:

              Could be for a Harrison graduate wood turning lathe

              Yes, indeed. Harrisons offered 355 mm dia aluminium "faceplates" with left hand thread which were actually sanding discs for the outboard sanding attachment.

              #320556
              Rik Shaw
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                @rikshaw

                Just to clarify – this faceplate has a right hand thread.

                Rik

                #320592
                ega
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                  @ega
                  Posted by Rik Shaw on 08/10/2017 17:21:19:

                  Just to clarify – this faceplate has a right hand thread.

                  Rik

                  By way of further clarification, both left and right hand threads on the Graduate also have a short plain register ie not threaded to shoulder. This arrangement has the interesting advantage that chucks can be made to fit both ends of the spindle by machining both left and right hand threads in the same backplate.

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