The world of model and hobby engineering
Forums
Help
Register
Log in
Home › Forums › Workshop Tools and Tooling › Retaining Change Wheels on stud
Maybe QC a little patchy, the ones on my lathe are fine and even the oilers still looking good..
Close up photo of the c washer in place
Tee type nut arrangement for Charles
Or the banjo just pivots at the bottom so you can swing it out and get access to both sides
Thanks for the video. The C clips look a good method and having a square on the end of the shaft for adjusting position would make it a lot easier on some lathes. However these things do probably mean starting from scratch with the studs.
Home › Forums › Workshop Tools and Tooling › Topics
Started by: Robin Graham in: Beginners questions
Robin Graham
Started by: Andrew Tinsley in: General Questions
Trevor Drabble 1
Started by: Neil Wyatt in: The Tea Room
Michael Gilligan
noel shelley
Started by: Peter Simpson 3 in: Beginners questions
interferencefit
Started by: onarion67 in: Workshop Techniques
Martin Johnson 1
Started by: Vic in: The Tea Room
Vic
Started by: Speedy Builder5 in: Workshop Techniques
Speedy Builder5
Started by: Lee Rogers in: The Tea Room
Lee Rogers
Started by: Mick Bailey in: Materials
Mick Bailey
Started by: Captain Barnacles in: Manual machine tools
Howard Lewis
Started by: Robert James 3 in: Manual machine tools
Lex Davis
Started by: Peter Hoerlein in: Work In Progress and completed items
Peter Hoerlein
Started by: Blue Heeler in: Work In Progress and completed items
Blue Heeler
Started by: Bill Davies 2 in: The Tea Room
old mart
Started by: interferencefit in: Beginners questions
Started by: Robin Graham in: The Tea Room
Started by: JA in: The Tea Room
Adrian R2
Started by: JasonB in: I/C Engines
Started by: Thomas Wilshaw in: Workshop Tools and Tooling
Started by: Ronald Wagner in: Model Engineer & Workshop
duncan webster 1
Started by: AStroud in: Work In Progress and completed items
JasonB
Started by: Speedy Builder5 in: Workshop Tools and Tooling
Started by: Julie Ann in: 3D Printers and 3D Printing
Julie Ann
Started by: tomcnc in: CNC machines, Home builds, Conversions, ELS, automation, software, etc tools
seemack
View full reply list.