Schaublin 102N-VM docs wanted...

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Erik

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• Dec 21, 2005

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Hi guys.

A friend of mine just acquired this lathe. He paid a stiff price and got a nice machine. But I believe he needs a manual. It's got a headstock for 20W collets and doesn't have the large handwheel for the RPM's. But it has the brake etc.

Does anyone have PDF scanned docs relating to a lathe like this?

TIA

Cheers
Erik

 

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P. Lanner

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• Dec 21, 2005

• #2

Erik,
9 items before yours in this chapter, on the 15e december, a generous geste from Marc Nijssen; he put his 102 vm manual on the Yahoo-site.
Gr.
Paul

 

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Erik

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• Dec 26, 2005

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Hi.

Yes, and since the Schaublin group is members-only, he emailed me a copy.
My friend bought a 102N-VM, which is a little different. The manual I got is for the older model (without the "N").

Cheers
Erik

 

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Marc

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• Dec 26, 2005

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Hi all,

if the group helps me out with lead spindle removal I'll scan and post my 102N manual

Seriously I will scan and post asap for Eric and Vladimir but... I still could use some help with my 102 VM disamsembly.

In short I need some advice on how to remove the 40mm leadscrew from the main gearbox.

regards

Marc

 

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P. Lanner

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• Dec 26, 2005

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Hi Erik, Vladimir, Marc, etc.
In the Netherlands is placed on 11 december an advertisement of the schaublin 102N VM. Is seems nobody has interest because there is no bid.
Have a look on "www.marktplaats.nl" and make a search with "zoeken" 'schaublin', You will find it there.
Paul

 

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Marc

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• Dec 26, 2005

• #6

Paul,

thanks for the tip.

Actually I bought my 102 VM manual from this guy, the asking price was 35 €.

I have a 102N manual which I will copy for Vladimir but he'll have to wait untill the new year so that I can make A3 copies.

I can make partial scans if anybody needs something right away.

AFAIK the main difference between the 102 & 102N is the headstock design. I would be interested in opinions why Schaublin changed to the simpler bearing arrangement in the later 102N model.

 

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Erik

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• Dec 27, 2005

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Paul and Marc - thank you for your help.

I've been in contact with the seller and the price has now risen to €39.50

I discovered my friend does have all or most of the manual and so he won't buy this.
Having no 102N-VM myself(yet), I can make do with a scanned version just for snooping around and deciding if I want a 102 or not.

If I should get one of the two 102's from Belgrade, then _I_ might buy an original manual.

Cheers
Erik

 

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Marc

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• Dec 27, 2005

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Erik,

just for info the manual I bought from this guy was a copy (good quality).

Must admit I was a bit dissappointed because you cannot tell from the pictures and I didn't ask.

Marc

 

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Erik

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• Mar 24, 2006

• #9

Hi Marc.

Well, I have made a beautiful copy of a Schaublin 102N-VM manual, but Vladimir never sent me another email or PM or *anything*. He just disappeared. At least he could have told me that for some reason I wouldn't get it. So now I'm looking for a Leinen or a Weiler 280.

Cheers
Erik

 

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• Mar 31, 2006

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Erik,
I have 102VM docs in German. I thought you got these from me already though.

--Alan

 

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• Apr 1, 2006

• #11

Hi Alan.

Thank you for your offer.
No, I don't think I got any of those from you.
<yawn> It's early morning here, and I had an interesting day yesterday. I bought a Harrison M300 on UK eBay, so I think my lathe needs are covered now.
About docs - I always think, the more the better.
But I am not in a hurry, as Vladimir burned me completely. Right now I need some docs for my M300, so I might show he seller what should belong to my lathe. Unfortunately it has been separated from its accs. and tooling, so I probably won't get any. But it's a good buy anyway, I think.

Cheers
Erik