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  1. DanLinsch

    Ammco shaper phenolic bull gears, new production.

    Ok, Dorothy just now called me up and apologized for the error. Can you give me your name and address and she will send you a new gear. Thanks, Dan
  2. DanLinsch

    Ammco shaper phenolic bull gears, new production.

    I just called my sister in law and asked her about this. As soon as I know I'll relay her response to you here. She is right in the middle of selling Tillamook Precision, so things are fairly hectic for her. Dan
  3. DanLinsch

    Ammco shaper phenolic bull gears, new production.

    Thanks for asking. I spoke with my sister-in-law this morning and she still has 8 or 10 of these. The cost is $146 which includes shipping. Please send her a check or money order in that amount to Tillamook Precision, 7610 Trask River Road, Tillamook, Oregon 97141. Dan Linscheid
  4. DanLinsch

    nardini ms-1440E

    Good luck with this one. There used to be a guy in Canada who would make a list of peoples needs for parts for Nardini lathes, and then process a large enough order to make it pay, but I've not heard from him for quite a while. Do you know anyone who can write and speak Portuguese? Brazil is...
  5. DanLinsch

    Ammco shaper phenolic bull gears, new production.

    Resurrecting an old thread, but just wanted to let those who are unaware of it, my brother Glen (partsproduction on here) passed away this last July, and his widow still has 8 or 9 of these AMMCO phenolic gears in stock, but she is selling Tillamook Precision and these will no longer be...
  6. DanLinsch

    Help With Shaper Repair

    Just curious if you welded the entire surface of the ram with RCI-b, or just the obvious craters and streaks resulting from lack of proper lubrication. It may not be a problem at all in either case. My brothers Shape-Rite had really bad ways where the ram sat on the main body, and he trued it...
  7. DanLinsch

    Looking For Documentation on Havir No. 0 Press Rite

    Richard is correct, Havir was winding down completely in their manufacturing of the 8" shapers by the early 1960's. The lawsuits growing out of misuse of the punch presses resulted in their liquidation. They shut down all press manufacturing by 1976 after the juries found Havir to be negligent...
  8. DanLinsch

    Hendey Planer restoration

    Beautiful !
  9. DanLinsch

    Clausing Lathe ID Help Needed

    Mk 3 model. See http://www.lathes.co.uk/clausing/page6.html Someone has put a serious bend in that spindle clutch/brake handle. I have a 1947 model. Good old lathes: Timkin spindle bearings. I bumped mine up from 1/2 h.p. to 3/4 h.p. Dan
  10. DanLinsch

    Making custom hand wheels/dial increments

    I ended up surface grinding the sides into uniformity for height, etc. Worked great. Dan
  11. DanLinsch

    Nardini MS 1440e lathe - year of manufacture

    Looks very similar to mine, purchased 12/1987, and the S/N on the RH end of the bed is B8HGT MS 804. Good machines, ignore the naysayers out there who don't or didn't like operating them. Dan
  12. DanLinsch

    1917 Lodge and Shipley

    Yep, that's how my Nardini works. Many times I've wished it had a kickout for feeding, but, oh well. Dan
  13. DanLinsch

    Shaper oils and grease? 8" Shape-Rite (Havir)

    Take a look in https://groups.io/g/Metal-Shapers-and-Planers/messages and search for Havir or Shape-Rite, might be some help there. Dan
  14. DanLinsch

    Metal Shaper(s)

    I have a 1964 Logan with the 3/4 h.p. 3 phase motor and it is just the right size for me. I think the B-G may have a stouter table. The vice would cost you at least 1/4 of their asking price for a nice one. When running, check out the noise level on the chain drive and the variable speed...
  15. DanLinsch

    Can anyone here tell me about this shop painting ? (pic)

    Painted by Jean-Eugene Buland. See: Jean-Eugene Buland - Wikipedia Dan
  16. DanLinsch

    OT: Flashlights

    The most idiotic thing foisted on consumer flashlights over the years was the 3 or 4 stage blinky SOS crap! I agree with you completely.... Dan
  17. DanLinsch

    ATTN: Fusion

    I think you nailed it, Jz79. I played with Fusion a few times over the past several years, but with the understanding that they would pull some stunt in the near future. Therefore I was not a bit surprised with this whole licensing thing. Dan L
  18. DanLinsch

    It's Finally Time for CAD/CAM

    Here's the one I like, on page 41: "TC030722 Product Configurator Gateway $305,412.88 Small monthly payments. This must surely be a very heavy lifter. Dan
  19. DanLinsch

    1943 Reed Prentice Lathe

    Could they have started making chainsaws in the late 1940's? For Craftsman? Reed Prentice | 1200B Weird. Dan
  20. DanLinsch

    Newall C80

    Paul, this may not be the correct area for your post. I might belong in the general forum, not sure. Dan

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