Jaxian
Stainless
- Joined
- Feb 24, 2013
- Location
- Santa Cruz
I know there is lots of information for 10EE's but in looking around even on lathes.co.uk there is only a very basic amount of information on the larger models.
I am talking about rpms, English/metric threading, spindle bore size, tailstock tapers size, bed width sizing, rapids, and on and on. All the little detail stuff that would be great to know.
I have deduced a lot from just endlessly trawling here and that's a great start. But for instance I would like to know the exact difference between a 60/61/62/610/612/613/614 like the years they were made and all the other stuff above. Do some have large build differences like roller bearings or helical gears or not and the like.
Surprised with the popularity of these machines that there doesn't seem to be an easily find-able repository of technical information on them.
Any ideas as to where to look would be much appreciated. Want to be able to narrow my search a bit. Like I can write off the "dynashift" ones right off the bat. I just don't have the space for a 3' square hydraulic fluid box and motor stand in addition to the lathe main body. Just gets too large for my limited space.
Thanks guys.
I am talking about rpms, English/metric threading, spindle bore size, tailstock tapers size, bed width sizing, rapids, and on and on. All the little detail stuff that would be great to know.
I have deduced a lot from just endlessly trawling here and that's a great start. But for instance I would like to know the exact difference between a 60/61/62/610/612/613/614 like the years they were made and all the other stuff above. Do some have large build differences like roller bearings or helical gears or not and the like.
Surprised with the popularity of these machines that there doesn't seem to be an easily find-able repository of technical information on them.
Any ideas as to where to look would be much appreciated. Want to be able to narrow my search a bit. Like I can write off the "dynashift" ones right off the bat. I just don't have the space for a 3' square hydraulic fluid box and motor stand in addition to the lathe main body. Just gets too large for my limited space.
Thanks guys.