Universal pillar tool by george h thomas

Rating details. More filters. Sort order. Start your review of Building the Universal Pillar Tool. Oct 20, James rated it liked it Shelves: diy , non-fiction , metalwork. A fun machining book on making an old school tool, includes lots of tips on how to use it.

You need access to a lathe of at least 7" swing to make it. There's also plans on some dividing tools and other items as well. Well illustrated with clear black and white photos and drawings. David Bezinque rated it it was amazing Jul 03, Song marked it as to-read Jun 21, There are no discussion topics on this book yet. Be the first to start one ».

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Add some now ». Welcome back. Just a moment while we sign you in to your Goodreads account. Larger pillar drills, with worm and wheel downfeed, cannot begin to provide the feedback of the Sensitive Drill attachment. The picture shows a simple indexing attachment developed by Dr. All drawings and instructions for construction and use of the Sensitive Drill Attachment are contained in Mr. The Sensitive Drill Kit is supplied complete with the drill head casting and all bearings, spring, belting, steel and brass.

Since many of us seem to have at least one suitable motor that has been sitting on a shelf for many years, Hemingway has decided not to supply these motors. We can suggest suppliers if necessary. Staking can be done in a manner similar to riveting, but the Rotatable Stake will no doubt appeal to most users. This kit includes the iron casting, a blank for the top plate and all other bar sections required. Ideally, the completed top plate should be case-hardened then ground flat. Great results can be obtained with only simple equipment.

We are indebted to Mr James Batchelor for allowing us to make available this design. The lower arm of of the UPT accepts a jig to hold the clock plate. After centring the appropriate hole in the clock plate, a Bergeon type reamer, guided in the upper arm, corrects the worn hole.

The reamer is then exchanged for a small press which pushes the bush accurately into position.