Making a miniature Monarch 10EE

hamlertools · May 13, 2019

For those who do not follow me on Facebook or Instagram may not be aware of a project I am working on.
I am building a 7 1/2 inch miniature Monarch 10EE lathe. To see progress go to my Facebook page (Paul Hamler) or Instagram hanlertools69. The Facebook page has a link that will take you to a slide show of the solid model rendering of the lathe.
I'll try to include the link here as well.
Paul

Hamler Monarch - Google Slides

rke[pler · May 13, 2019

You should model the rarest model of the 10EE - inch/metric 10x30. Add the taper attachment for increased points.

iwananew10K · May 13, 2019

i would rather have my toenails pulled out through my bung hole than to look at anything on FB,Instagram,Pinterest,Twitter,etc.

PM is my line in the sand.

otherwise would be very interested to see what you are doing.

hamlertools · May 13, 2019

click hamler monarch google slides on my post and it takes you to slide pictures posted on google without any connection to Facebook or Instagram

TheOldCar · May 13, 2019

Making a mechanical model, or 3D print?

Hodge · May 14, 2019

If i read the caption correctly it said print.

hamlertools · May 14, 2019

both a 3d model and investment cast the model will have same function as the Manson model from the 50's and 60's

TheOldCar · May 14, 2019

Nice; my ManSon lathe gives me a smile every time I walk into the livingroom.

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