Which direction do I drive the Center Point from the Lathe Drive Center? I assume I would drive out from the inside, but want to confirm before getting physical.
Evapo-Rust is my new best friend. I would like to remove the Center Point so that I can touch up the spurs on the Drive Center.
Thanks,
-Steve
Model 10E - S/N 21240
Now running and drilling holes with a nice bench to sit on.
My first(and only) guess would be to drive it out from the inside. I assume the point is tapered going
into the arbor. I.e. inside 'end' has smaller od.
P.S. Penetol is your second best friend.
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Which direction do I drive the Center Point from the Lathe Drive Center? I assume I would drive out from the inside, but want to confirm before getting physical.
Evapo-Rust is my new best friend. I would like to remove the Center Point so that I can touch up the spurs on the Drive Center.
Thanks,
-Steve
Wow, someone really did a number on those spurs.
Ron Dyck
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Which direction do I drive the Center Point from the Lathe Drive Center? I assume I would drive out from the inside, but want to confirm before getting physical.
Evapo-Rust is my new best friend. I would like to remove the Center Point so that I can touch up the spurs on the Drive Center.
Thanks,
-Steve
Wow, someone really did a number on those spurs.
Yup, that is what I was thinking. Those spurs won't hold anything. Just chuck that and buy a new one.
John & Mary Burger
Eagle's Lair Woodshop
Hooper, UT
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If you say so. How does one replace the spurs that are totally unusablr ???
By grinding the remaining material to form somewhat smaller spurs.
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jsburger wrote:
If you say so. How does one replace the spurs that are totally unusablr ???
By grinding the remaining material to form somewhat smaller spurs.
OK old school. Fix it any way you can and make it work. I am good with that. For me NOW I would just buy one on eBay.
I can tell you assume everything thee need is purcasable. Ain't always the case. Someday you may wish thee had more practice with irreplacable parts. I simply like to make unsalvagable stuff usable. Not always the same function sometimes.
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The Center Point can be persuaded out from the backside. There is a very slight taper; about .008 measured with my cheap calipers and inexperienced hands.
The Drive Center is very soft - a couple passes with a 3 sided file removed the rolled over edges and another few cleaned up the backsides well enough for me.
The spurs do not need a cutting sharp edge - their function is similar to a flat head screw driver, not a knife.
Model 10E - S/N 21240
Now running and drilling holes with a nice bench to sit on.
