Martin Cleeve’s Rack Tailstock Designs

Martin Cleeve’s Rack Tailstock Designs

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    Ajohnw
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      Posted by John Stevenson on 25/08/2015 21:32:10:

      Posted by Roderick Jenkins on 25/08/2015 17:34:36:

      I came to need a bit of 3/8" silver steel today. This is what was in my store – no idea where it came from, probably a bargain pack of assorted sizes. I can easily feel the helix. Centreless ground?

      silver steel.jpg

      Rod

      Edited By Roderick Jenkins on 25/08/2015 17:49:34

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      Looks like a Sooper Adapts leadscrew

      Looking at the pitch must be the super precision one.

      John

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      John Stevenson 1
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        Aren't they all ??? wink

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        Michael Gilligan
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          As a point of reference for 'next time' … Could some kind soul please post a copy of Martin Cleeve's article on Gauge Pins

          Model Engineer, Vol.114, No. 2871, 31 May 1956

          This obviously pre-dates the 50p coin, and is, I think, the first place I saw reference to the occasional non-circularity of Silver Steel. … There may [of course] be earlier references, but this would make a good benchmark.

          The underlying geometry was already well known; from the similar effect sometimes produced by a drill in thin sheet metal.

          MichaelG.

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