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1944 10EE project
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IceCzar
Aluminum
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Someone did something to it as it's a 230 3PH VFD from what I understand. Got it from the same Connecticut dealer I got my Mikron 79 gear hobber.
He was a bit vague when I asked the year and came up with 47. Was probably at home and nowhere near it.
Liquidates a lot of New England, see his stock rotate often.
It's also listed with a chromium travel dial which you can make out on the photos
He was a bit vague when I asked the year and came up with 47. Was probably at home and nowhere near it.
Liquidates a lot of New England, see his stock rotate often.
It's also listed with a chromium travel dial which you can make out on the photos
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texasgeartrain
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Collet closer and nose real nice additions to have too. Do you know which collet size that is ?
old_dave
Hot Rolled
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1947 seems a bit late for a round dial. The serial number will tell. That looks like Monarch's 5C collet nose piece. Having that plus the hand lever collet closer will be nice.
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Cal Haines
Diamond
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There's a rectangular data plate on the operator's side of the base, below the tailstock. Can you post a photo please?
Cal
Cal
IceCzar
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10-44 (Market Garden)
So he was way off, been crazy busy with work and other projects but I was wondering if this is a Monarch Collet Closer rather than an aftermarket given the covers.
Obviously I've started to remove some paint the over application was quite impressive they'd basically sealed it.
So he was way off, been crazy busy with work and other projects but I was wondering if this is a Monarch Collet Closer rather than an aftermarket given the covers.
Obviously I've started to remove some paint the over application was quite impressive they'd basically sealed it.
Cal Haines
Diamond
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Yes, that's a Monarch lever-operated collet closer. It's shown on square-dial parts sheet 129. This thread discusses it:
lever collet closer
I’m posting this partly in response to DaveC’s request for information about collet closers, partly because these are fairly rare and may be of general interest, and partly to ask for suggestions on reconditioning my collet closer. My 1943 round dial 10EE is equipped with (what I believe to be)...
www.practicalmachinist.com
Cal Haines
Diamond
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The flat spot on the top of the headstock end cover is for a pneumatic cylinder. (An air-operated version of the collet closer was an option.)
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IceCzar
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Out of curiosity I looked up National Screw Machine Works in an alphabetical listing of war contracts. Out of Newark NJ they appear to have supplied parts to the Navy for the ubiquitous TCS 14 / 15 radios. According to the Navy Manual list of manufacturer's.The awarded contract listed "slides"
I'll Wade through the manual for a better picture I guess.
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I'll Wade through the manual for a better picture I guess.
WW2 Secret Radio Station - Collins Radio TCS
This page will have information in detail about the Collins Radio TCS transmitter/receiver sets. There is much information about these radios on the internet, some of it which have led to the demise and destruction of many of these radios. The TCS sets were quite popular as war surplus in the the
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