Watchmakers Lathe

Watchmakers Lathe

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    Speedy Builder5
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      What sort of speed would a watchmaker's lathe run at, and would a sewing m/c motor be powerful enough to drive it ? I believe they run at 8,000 Rpm max and are about 1/12 Hp.

      BobH

      #15759
      Speedy Builder5
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        @speedybuilder5

        Speed

        #178096
        Anonymous

          My Pultra 1750 is spec'd at 6000rpm for the standard version and 10600rpm for the high speed version.

          Andrew

          #189071
          Speedy Builder5
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            @speedybuilder5

            I now have the lathe " in my hands " and will need a three step motor pulley, about 1.25" up to 2.062" diameter with 1/4" bore. Before I start to chew up a block of aluminium, anyone know of a supplier of these smaller 3 step pulleys?

            BobH

            #189101
            Roderick Jenkins
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              RDG have something that might do on their eBay site here .

              Rod

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              Speedy Builder5
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                @speedybuilder5

                Thanks Rod, but the diameters are a bit too small

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