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2013-11-29u2002·u2002What oil for lathe headstock gears ... Above and you should use an ISO-32 up to about 2,500 RPM where you'd go to spindle oil. About 500 and below, ISO-68. The best thing to to is use what the manual tells you. Even then, some people here will try and cross an oil that don't have a clue, but they found a viscosity chart. ...
Get Price2020-8-30u2002·u2002The ISO 68 oil appears to be the most commonly-accepted lathe oil for headstocks. Slideways on the lathe bed may require something a little bit lighter, to prevent any sticking in the middle of a delicate adjustment. Try your ISO 68 oil first, however, in case it does work and you can save the hassle of purchasing an entirely different oil.
Get Price2013-9-20u2002·u2002Correct Oil for headstock. Post. by rustyh » Sun Sep 01, 2013 4:40 pm. Grizzly recommends ISO 68W and ISO 32W (winter) or equivalents. Their 20L ISO 32 pail is about $250, and I got mine at Canadian Tire for about $50...so now I'm a little worried, as I noticed it says on the pail it's ISO 32 Anti Wear (ISO AW32) hydraulic fluid.
Get PriceHeadstock & Gearbox Machinery Lubricant Oil. High performance machinery lubricating oil. Ideally suited to headstocks and gearboxes on lathes and milling machines. Contains a unique blend of additives providing extended machinery life. Reduces corrosion, oxidation and foaming. Specially formulated for Warco machines.
Get Price2020-11-17u2002·u2002However, for use in many types of machine tool - including the geared headstocks and screwcutting gearboxes of lathes and milling machines - manufacturers from the 1940s onwards recommended an 'anti-wear' Hydraulic oil such as Shell Tellus 27** (today replaced by Tellus 37 with the old Tellus 29 replaced by Tellus 46 both being suitable ...
Get Price2002-7-9u2002·u2002Some types of lathes are equipped with both a reservoir sight glass and an oil flow sight glass (Figure 4). The reservoir sight glass is located on the lower half of the headstock while the flow sight glass is located near the top of the headstock. Figure 4 Lathe headstock equipped with …
Get Price2011-11-22u2002·u2002Re: Headstock and Gearbox Oil Question. It is pretty confusing. Mobil D.T.E. is a hydraulic (circulating) oil and is what is recommended in many lathes, and is available in ISO/VG 32 and 68. My Nardini calls for it in the headstock, QC gearbox, and carriage. Mobil Vactra 1 and Vactra 2 are in fact a ISO/VG 32 and 68 oils as well, but both are ...
Get Price2012-3-9u2002·u2002Feb 29, 2012. #1. I have been using Velocite #6 on the bronze spindle bearings of my 1930 Model O series heavy 9. Should I be using the heavier #10. I have had no problems with #6, but I have noticed it is quite thin and does run thru the lathe headstock rather quickly, but it's not that bad! Never had even warm bearing temps with #6.
Get Price2013-11-30u2002·u2002What oil for lathe headstock gears ... Above and you should use an ISO-32 up to about 2,500 RPM where you'd go to spindle oil. About 500 and below, ISO-68. The best thing to to is use what the manual tells you. Even then, some people here will try and cross an oil that don't have a clue, but they found a viscosity chart. ...
Get Price2020-8-30u2002·u2002The ISO 68 oil appears to be the most commonly-accepted lathe oil for headstocks. Slideways on the lathe bed may require something a little bit lighter, to prevent any sticking in the middle of a delicate adjustment. Try your ISO 68 oil first, however, in case it does work and you can save the hassle of purchasing an entirely different oil.
Get Price2011-6-9u2002·u2002A 68 Hydraulic oil is about the easiest thing to come by, Shell Tellus 68 is quite commonly used in headstocks. I use shell omala 100 usually. Some lathes with a friction clutch might get a little pickier on oil type, but I know hydraulic oil did just fine on the ones I …
Get PriceHeadstock & Gearbox Machinery Lubricant Oil. High performance machinery lubricating oil. Ideally suited to headstocks and gearboxes on lathes and milling machines. Contains a unique blend of additives providing extended machinery life. Reduces corrosion, oxidation and foaming. Specially formulated for Warco machines.
Get Price2013-9-20u2002·u2002Correct Oil for headstock. Post. by rustyh » Sun Sep 01, 2013 4:40 pm. Grizzly recommends ISO 68W and ISO 32W (winter) or equivalents. Their 20L ISO 32 pail is about $250, and I got mine at Canadian Tire for about $50...so now I'm a little worried, as I noticed it says on the pail it's ISO 32 Anti Wear (ISO AW32) hydraulic fluid.
Get Price2020-11-17u2002·u2002However, for use in many types of machine tool - including the geared headstocks and screwcutting gearboxes of lathes and milling machines - manufacturers from the 1940s onwards recommended an 'anti-wear' Hydraulic oil such as Shell Tellus 27** (today replaced by Tellus 37 with the old Tellus 29 replaced by Tellus 46 both being suitable ...
Get Price2012-3-9u2002·u2002Feb 29, 2012. #1. I have been using Velocite #6 on the bronze spindle bearings of my 1930 Model O series heavy 9. Should I be using the heavier #10. I have had no problems with #6, but I have noticed it is quite thin and does run thru the lathe headstock rather quickly, but it's not that bad! Never had even warm bearing temps with #6.
Get Price2002-7-9u2002·u2002Some types of lathes are equipped with both a reservoir sight glass and an oil flow sight glass (Figure 4). The reservoir sight glass is located on the lower half of the headstock while the flow sight glass is located near the top of the headstock. Figure 4 Lathe headstock equipped with …
Get Price2011-11-22u2002·u2002Re: Headstock and Gearbox Oil Question. It is pretty confusing. Mobil D.T.E. is a hydraulic (circulating) oil and is what is recommended in many lathes, and is available in ISO/VG 32 and 68. My Nardini calls for it in the headstock, QC gearbox, and carriage. Mobil Vactra 1 and Vactra 2 are in fact a ISO/VG 32 and 68 oils as well, but both are ...
Get Price2018-11-7u2002·u2002Nov 6, 2018. #3. Use the Mobil Vactra way oil for your lathe mechanicals. If you try 20-wt spindle oil, it will end up draining out the back of your headstock and out of the bearings and onto your chuck, where it will be slung in a perfect tangential pattern on your walls, ceiling, and the front of whatever you are wearing.
Get Price2013-11-30u2002·u2002What oil for lathe headstock gears ... Above and you should use an ISO-32 up to about 2,500 RPM where you'd go to spindle oil. About 500 and below, ISO-68. The best thing to to is use what the manual tells you. Even then, some people here will try and cross an oil that don't have a clue, but they found a viscosity chart. ...
Get Price2020-8-30u2002·u2002The ISO 68 oil appears to be the most commonly-accepted lathe oil for headstocks. Slideways on the lathe bed may require something a little bit lighter, to prevent any sticking in the middle of a delicate adjustment. Try your ISO 68 oil first, however, in case it does work and you can save the hassle of purchasing an entirely different oil.
Get Price2011-6-9u2002·u2002A 68 Hydraulic oil is about the easiest thing to come by, Shell Tellus 68 is quite commonly used in headstocks. I use shell omala 100 usually. Some lathes with a friction clutch might get a little pickier on oil type, but I know hydraulic oil did just fine on the ones I …
Get PriceHeadstock & Gearbox Machinery Lubricant Oil. High performance machinery lubricating oil. Ideally suited to headstocks and gearboxes on lathes and milling machines. Contains a unique blend of additives providing extended machinery life. Reduces corrosion, oxidation and foaming. Specially formulated for Warco machines.
Get Price2013-9-20u2002·u2002Correct Oil for headstock. Post. by rustyh » Sun Sep 01, 2013 4:40 pm. Grizzly recommends ISO 68W and ISO 32W (winter) or equivalents. Their 20L ISO 32 pail is about $250, and I got mine at Canadian Tire for about $50...so now I'm a little worried, as I noticed it says on the pail it's ISO 32 Anti Wear (ISO AW32) hydraulic fluid.
Get Price2020-11-17u2002·u2002However, for use in many types of machine tool - including the geared headstocks and screwcutting gearboxes of lathes and milling machines - manufacturers from the 1940s onwards recommended an 'anti-wear' Hydraulic oil such as Shell Tellus 27** (today replaced by Tellus 37 with the old Tellus 29 replaced by Tellus 46 both being suitable ...
Get Price2012-3-9u2002·u2002Feb 29, 2012. #1. I have been using Velocite #6 on the bronze spindle bearings of my 1930 Model O series heavy 9. Should I be using the heavier #10. I have had no problems with #6, but I have noticed it is quite thin and does run thru the lathe headstock rather quickly, but it's not that bad! Never had even warm bearing temps with #6.
Get Price2002-7-9u2002·u2002Some types of lathes are equipped with both a reservoir sight glass and an oil flow sight glass (Figure 4). The reservoir sight glass is located on the lower half of the headstock while the flow sight glass is located near the top of the headstock. Figure 4 Lathe headstock equipped with …
Get Price2011-11-22u2002·u2002Re: Headstock and Gearbox Oil Question. It is pretty confusing. Mobil D.T.E. is a hydraulic (circulating) oil and is what is recommended in many lathes, and is available in ISO/VG 32 and 68. My Nardini calls for it in the headstock, QC gearbox, and carriage. Mobil Vactra 1 and Vactra 2 are in fact a ISO/VG 32 and 68 oils as well, but both are ...
Get Price2018-11-7u2002·u2002Nov 6, 2018. #3. Use the Mobil Vactra way oil for your lathe mechanicals. If you try 20-wt spindle oil, it will end up draining out the back of your headstock and out of the bearings and onto your chuck, where it will be slung in a perfect tangential pattern on your walls, ceiling, and the front of whatever you are wearing.
Get Price2013-11-30u2002·u2002What oil for lathe headstock gears ... Above and you should use an ISO-32 up to about 2,500 RPM where you'd go to spindle oil. About 500 and below, ISO-68. The best thing to to is use what the manual tells you. Even then, some people here will try and cross an oil that don't have a clue, but they found a viscosity chart. ...
Get Price2020-8-30u2002·u2002The ISO 68 oil appears to be the most commonly-accepted lathe oil for headstocks. Slideways on the lathe bed may require something a little bit lighter, to prevent any sticking in the middle of a delicate adjustment. Try your ISO 68 oil first, however, in case it does work and you can save the hassle of purchasing an entirely different oil.
Get Price2011-6-9u2002·u2002A 68 Hydraulic oil is about the easiest thing to come by, Shell Tellus 68 is quite commonly used in headstocks. I use shell omala 100 usually. Some lathes with a friction clutch might get a little pickier on oil type, but I know hydraulic oil did just fine on the ones I …
Get PriceHeadstock & Gearbox Machinery Lubricant Oil. High performance machinery lubricating oil. Ideally suited to headstocks and gearboxes on lathes and milling machines. Contains a unique blend of additives providing extended machinery life. Reduces corrosion, oxidation and foaming. Specially formulated for Warco machines.
Get Price2013-9-20u2002·u2002Correct Oil for headstock. Post. by rustyh » Sun Sep 01, 2013 4:40 pm. Grizzly recommends ISO 68W and ISO 32W (winter) or equivalents. Their 20L ISO 32 pail is about $250, and I got mine at Canadian Tire for about $50...so now I'm a little worried, as I noticed it says on the pail it's ISO 32 Anti Wear (ISO AW32) hydraulic fluid.
Get Price2020-11-17u2002·u2002However, for use in many types of machine tool - including the geared headstocks and screwcutting gearboxes of lathes and milling machines - manufacturers from the 1940s onwards recommended an 'anti-wear' Hydraulic oil such as Shell Tellus 27** (today replaced by Tellus 37 with the old Tellus 29 replaced by Tellus 46 both being suitable ...
Get Price2012-3-9u2002·u2002Feb 29, 2012. #1. I have been using Velocite #6 on the bronze spindle bearings of my 1930 Model O series heavy 9. Should I be using the heavier #10. I have had no problems with #6, but I have noticed it is quite thin and does run thru the lathe headstock rather quickly, but it's not that bad! Never had even warm bearing temps with #6.
Get Price2002-7-9u2002·u2002Some types of lathes are equipped with both a reservoir sight glass and an oil flow sight glass (Figure 4). The reservoir sight glass is located on the lower half of the headstock while the flow sight glass is located near the top of the headstock. Figure 4 Lathe headstock equipped with …
Get Price2011-11-22u2002·u2002Re: Headstock and Gearbox Oil Question. It is pretty confusing. Mobil D.T.E. is a hydraulic (circulating) oil and is what is recommended in many lathes, and is available in ISO/VG 32 and 68. My Nardini calls for it in the headstock, QC gearbox, and carriage. Mobil Vactra 1 and Vactra 2 are in fact a ISO/VG 32 and 68 oils as well, but both are ...
Get Price2018-11-7u2002·u2002Nov 6, 2018. #3. Use the Mobil Vactra way oil for your lathe mechanicals. If you try 20-wt spindle oil, it will end up draining out the back of your headstock and out of the bearings and onto your chuck, where it will be slung in a perfect tangential pattern on your walls, ceiling, and the front of whatever you are wearing.
Get Price2012-12-11u2002·u2002My geared head lathe (British ca.1980) specified an ISO-68 for the headstock and ISO-220 for the QC gearbox and leadscrew drive. All other lubrication points called for ISO-68. What I discovered in the bargain was the ISO-68 made a superb all-around machine tool and workshop lubricant, including as a way oil.
Get Price1) 16 ounces of: South Bend Lathe 'A' type oil, which is Lube-V Premium Spindle Oil Medium (compare to Mobile Velocite #10). This will be used in the headstock spindle bearings. 2) 16 ounces of: South Bend Lathe 'B' type oil, which is Lube-V Premium Oil ISO 32 (compare to Mobil DTE 24 Light), which will be used in your gearbox.
Get Price2009-7-5u2002·u2002you can use 30W ND oil on the gear train, leadscrew, in the apron, but the spindle would best be thinner oil. If you are doing a lot of work, and it is a good tight lathe and you want to keep it that way use 'way lube' on the ways. It is a clear 'sticky' oil that is much longer lasting under pressure.
Get Price2019-9-30u2002·u2002Headstock Internal Oil Pump and Oil Director Distribution Pipes Spindle Balance Counterweight System Two Piece Chuck Jaws Accessories Included: #5 - #7 Morse Taper Sleeve 12' 3-Jaw Chuck 14' 4-Jaw Chuck 17-3/4' Face Plate Centers Follow Rest Leveling Pads Quick Change Tool Post and Holder Service Tools Steady Rest Tool Box
Get Price2010-11-8u2002·u2002Before this lathe was shipped, all oil was drained from the headstock and apron. Before the lathe is operated the headstock and apron must be filled to the proper level as indicated by the gauges. The lathe should be thoroughly oiled throughout.. In the headstock and apron we recommend the use of a high grade oil the equivalent of SAE-30. The
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Get Price2018-2-8u2002·u2002Lathe bearings and lubrication. Just rebuilt a vintage lathe and replaced the only real bearing it has. In addition to being over 50 years old I originally thought that the old bearing was worn and that's why it spun in place but the new one spins also and I've been told that is normal.
Get Price2016-12-4u2002·u2002Largest of the Harrington Extension lathes were the 48' and 72'-swing models. The ratio of the triple backgearing was 53.3 to 1 and the combined 'leverage' of the backgear and cone-pulley drive 221 to 1 - this was a lathe meant to run slowly, rather than fast.
Get PriceLathe Crate – 30″W x 30″H x 66″L. Ships on a pallet that is 32″W x 72″Lx6″H (for protection, and easy handling with a pallet jack) Stands are banded to the top of the main crate, and add 14″ to the height. Total unit height when shipped, Pallet 6″, Lathe Crate 30″, Stands Add 14″ for a total of 50″ High
Get Price2015-12-21u2002·u200266 photos. On the tailstock face of the headstock below the main spindle there is a socket grubscrew. Remove this screw and insert a long pin/needle, this will push through the wick stem and stop it pushing out when you withdraw the headstock spindle. Now with the spindle removed you can recover the wick by hand.
Get PriceBed length, excluding headstock: 51 in. Spindle centerline to floor: 43 in. Weight, approximate:1750 lb net Power requirement 220 Vac, 60 Hz, 1Ø, 13A max (option: 220 Vac, 3Ø, 9A max) Motor TEFC type, 1725 rpm, optional 2 HP 1Ø or 3 HP, 3Ø Headstock center to tailstock center 40 in. max Swing over bed 14 in. diameter Swing over cross-slide ...
Get PriceLathe Crate – 30″W x 30″H x 66″L. Ships on a pallet that is 32″W x 72″Lx6″H (for protection, and easy handling with a pallet jack) Stands are banded to the top of the main crate, and add 14″ to the height. Total unit height when shipped, Pallet 6″, Lathe Crate 30″, Stands Add 14″ for a total of 50″ High
Get PriceExclusive from Grizzly is our G0815 15' Heavy-Duty Planer featuring a powerful 3 HP motor and 5000 RPM cutterhead speed. The headstock sits atop a four-column support with easy handwheel height adjustment and column locks. The G0815 offers two feed-rate settings, letting you choose between 16 and 30 FPM to ensure the smooth finish you need on practically any type of wood.
Get PriceYou will study the main parts of a watchmakers' lathe and its attachments. You will learn how to dismantle, clean, lubricate, and adjust the headstock spindle. You will practice how to join and set up a lathe belt. You will study the merits of various methods of work-holding including 3-jaw chuck, 6-jaw chuck, collets, and wax chucks.
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