Old Hardimond Rotary Table

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    Will Noble
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      Does anyone recognise this old rotary table?

      I went to an auction yesterday and bought a pallet full of:

      The rotary table pictured below

      12" Pratt 4-jaw chuck

      2 x slightly tatty 5" 3-jaw chucks

      The photos show the only marking I can see on it, it's 10" diameter and 90 : 1 ratio. Despite the grime/gunge, it's still as smooth as a baby's bum to turn. The fixture/jig was on it.

      As well as being bleep-bleep heavy, significantly heavier than the 12" 4-jaw, it looks to have been WD/War Office grey and the one bit I can find say sHardimond were around during and just after WW2

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      Will

      Edited By Will Noble on 29/09/2019 17:19:11

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      Will Noble
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        #431103
        Michael Gilligan
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          I don’t recognise it, Will … but it looks a fine bit of kit yes

          MichaelG.

          #431191
          larry phelan 1
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            The chances are it,s better than the new one I bought some years ago !

            #431255
            Howard Lewis
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              If there is room for it on the mill, it could be a very handy piece of kit. Could be a bargain buy!

              Howard

              #431266
              Will Noble
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                Posted by Howard Lewis on 30/09/2019 20:26:23:

                If there is room for it on the mill, it could be a very handy piece of kit. Could be a bargain buy!

                Howard

                Yep, I think it'll take it …….smiley

                new arrival in the garage:workshop.jpg

                Table is 56" x 13.5" (1422 x 340 mm) Got it in today, still on the rollers, if you look under the base – and weighs it at a tripe-pulling 2.5 tonnes. Quite a task with scaffold boards, rollers made from cast waterpipe and a couple of (big) pinch bars.

                Will

                #431272
                Mark Rand
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                  On behalf of the community:- You suck! laugh

                  #431309
                  Will Noble
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                    Posted by Mark Rand on 30/09/2019 21:42:03:

                    On behalf of the community:- You suck! laugh

                    Ah, jealousy. It's a terrible thing! cheeky

                    Just to correct your assertion, there wasn't a lot of 'sucking' going on whilst my brother and I levered the thing in there: but there was a hell of a lot of blowing out of breath and grunting………….wink

                    Will

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