Bodgit
Hot Rolled
- Joined
- Sep 27, 2002
- Location
- Glen Allen, VA USA
Where's the best place to install a Halogen worklite on the 10EE? Any suggestions would be appreciated?
Steve
Steve
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Worklight Placement on 10EE
- Thread starter Bodgit
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peterh5322
Diamond
- Joined
- Dec 15, 2002
- Location
- Monterey Bay, California
The work light was an option on the 10EE, as was the coolant pump.
My present 10EE came with the work light attachment fitting welded onto the (rear) cover of the drum switch.
There is a 50 VA 460:120 volt transformer inside the base of the machine, and it is this transformer which supplies the work light.
My present 10EE came with the work light attachment fitting welded onto the (rear) cover of the drum switch.
There is a 50 VA 460:120 volt transformer inside the base of the machine, and it is this transformer which supplies the work light.
rimcanyon
Diamond
- Joined
- Sep 28, 2002
- Location
- Salinas, CA USA
The rear plate for the drum switch is a good
location. I believe that Monarch sold a
light that fit in that location.
My 1940 EE has a cast iron pedestal that
is for a light, which bolts to the base
of the lathe on the back side. It sits
out far enough that the taper attachment has clearance.
I also had a 42 EE at one time that came
from Litton industries, and they had mounted
a fluorescent two-tube desk light right on
top of the headstock. I always thought that
was a lousy thing to do to a EE, but it did
work pretty well.
-Dave
location. I believe that Monarch sold a
light that fit in that location.
My 1940 EE has a cast iron pedestal that
is for a light, which bolts to the base
of the lathe on the back side. It sits
out far enough that the taper attachment has clearance.
I also had a 42 EE at one time that came
from Litton industries, and they had mounted
a fluorescent two-tube desk light right on
top of the headstock. I always thought that
was a lousy thing to do to a EE, but it did
work pretty well.
-Dave
daryl bane
Titanium
- Joined
- Mar 12, 2002
- Location
- East Texas
My ex-gov't contract '59 had the light mounted on the top back rear leg of the carriage. I guess if you were doing some long
threading, the light would follow. I don't
know if I am going to remount it there though. I have the special casting that mounts to the rear plate opposite the drum
switch. Seems like a good place.
threading, the light would follow. I don't
know if I am going to remount it there though. I have the special casting that mounts to the rear plate opposite the drum
switch. Seems like a good place.
