MD 65 Hobbymat Slow Speed attachment design?

MD 65 Hobbymat Slow Speed attachment design?

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    Steve Wan
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      MD 65 Hobbymat Slow Speed attachment design?

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      Steve Wan
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        @stevewan33894
        Hi folks
         
        Wonder could anyone give me a guide of the Hobbymat slow speed attachment design? How does the 3 pulleys be adjusted with 2 running belts?
         
        I’m making a smaller version for my Sherline lathe. I find a tough time adjusting the tension of 2 belts as they slag easily after some run.
         
        Appreciate any help here.
         
        Steve-S’pore
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        ady
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          @ady
          Tony at lathes.co.uk has a page.
          You can also email him for more details.
           

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          Steve Wan
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            Hi Ady
             
            I saw this website, did email to Tony, doubtful he would help.
            I need the know the mechanical design for pulley adjustment.
             
            Thanks Ady
             
            Steve
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            Steve Garnett
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              Steve, if you join the Prazi_mill_lathe yahoo group, you’ll find that in the pictures section, there’s a chap who has published a picture, and more importantly a set of drawings, of a Hobbymat/SD300 low speed mod kit. I think there’s enough information there to enable you to take a pretty reasonable guess as to the pulley sizes required, and it certainly gives you good clues about the layout.

              Edited By Steve Garnett on 02/08/2011 15:00:31

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              Steve Wan
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                Hi Windy and Steve Garnett
                 
                Many thanks for the help especially Windy with that pte message. I will study the drawing and see whether I could implement it to my small Sherline lathe. If sucessful, I have added more power to this faithful machine which have been serving me for 16 yrs.
                 
                Steve
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