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PRODUCTS
MINI LATHES & MILLING MACHINES MICRO DRILL PRESS, ACCESSORIES & TOOLS --SHERLINE --CAMERON --XENDOLL
TWEEZERS --SIPEL ELECTRONIC TWEEZERS AND TOOLS
--MOUSER --DIGIKEY --JAMECO
--THAMES & COSMOS
--BERGEON --A&F
PRESIDIUM STONE TESTING INSTRUMENTS
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SHERLINE MINI LATHES
1. PRICE LIST
Sherline
Lathe with Stereo Microscope P/N
2125 (Microscope
and mount only)—US$750.00 The
price for Lathe is not included, it depends on your choice of Lathe Sherline now offers a high
quality microscope and mount for the Sherline lathe. The stereo microscope
allows very close inspection of the part while it is being cut with variable
magnification from 5x to 100x. It can be purchased separately for use on any
existing Sherline lathe or it can be ordered along with the purchase of a new
lathe. (Click on photo for larger image.) The purpose of the microscope and mount There are a number of
circumstances that might make extremely close inspection of the cutting of a
part on the lathe important. First of all, this mount can be of use to those
whose failing eyesight makes it difficult for them to work on parts. It is also
useful for those with normal eyesight who work on extremely small parts. In
addition, those who are tasked with working on very high value parts where a
mistake can be costly will want to have the best possible view of what they are
doing to assure a perfect cut the first time and every time. Added to the value
of the purchase of this accessory is the fact that the microscope itself comes
as a complete unit with its own base in addition to the lathe mount base, so it
can be used apart from the lathe for other inspection purposes in the shop or
lab. Mounted
to a Sherline mill.
What
you see here is that the Microscope is mounted to Sherline Mill similar to
arrangements that you see on the Sherline Lathe in the other illustration. The
only difference between them is the mounting fixture. When you buy the Micros
Scope and the mount for the Mill and if you want to install the same Microscope
on to the lathe, you need to buy only the Mount for the Lathe. The Microscope is
a stand-alone unit capable of being used as a standard Microscope alone. When
you need to use it on a lathe or a mill, you have to separate the Microscope
from its Standard Fitting and fix the appropriate mount pertaining to Sherline
Lathe or Sherline Mill.
Sherline
Lathe Basics—How to Set Up and Operate the Sherline Lathe P/N
5335 by
Mike Rehmus (Video on DVD)
About
the Sherline Lathe Video... The
Author has put together a professional quality video that answers virtually all
the questions first time users have about setting up and using a Sherline lathe.
The over 3-1/2 hour video takes you from mounting the machine to a board to
aligning the headstock. He uses the example of turning a test bar to check for
straightness. He then goes through facing and boring, making a tight-fitting
hole for the test bar as a sample job. You also get to see how he goes about
using a micrometer and caliper to measure the results as he goes along. Setting
the height of the cutting tool, holding the workpiece and how to grind a lathe
tool are covered as well. Mike also covers backlash and how to deal with it and
how to disassemble and clean a chuck as well as demonstrating hand-wheel
technique and how to use the optional adjustable zero hand-wheels. Other common
tasks like how to cut tapers and how to turn an eccentric using an independent
4-jaw chuck are covered. Special
segments on accessories include use of the steady rest, follower rest, live
center, center drills and doing milling jobs on the lathe using either the
vertical milling table or the more versatile vertical milling column. The basics
of using the threading attachment are also covered. You are also reminded at the
appropriate times of proper safety procedures so you will learn to work safely. The
Sherline Model 4500 lathe is used in all the examples, the techniques used here
could be applied to any other Sherline lathe.
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