The tailstock though is reinforced either side of the mount point. the headstock area seems to be reinforced with angle iron about 10mm thick which it is bolted through. Is this stand dtrong enough for the lathe? It fits with standard long bed deep tray and coolant drain perfectly and does not move at all. It has the square missing through where the ML8 belt goes through.
Instructions for sharpening and setting the planer blades Mortising Attachment - illustrated advertising sheetsĬombination (collet) chuck - 2 different advertising sheets and assembly instructions.I have an imacculate myford super 7 at work and while I am quite familiar with them having grown up around one this is a 1980s long bed with power cross feed and gearbox that was acquired refurbished when I joined the company.ġ.) It is on an ML8 stand in green but is lacking the bit ML8s have which the bowl turning attachment fits too and has a deeper front support under the tray with my ford logo as per ML7 stands. Installation, Maintenance and Operation Manual.
Planer & Thicknesser - illustrated advertising sheets, exploded parts diagram and list. Two Sales brochures (one very rare) for the "Multi-purpose Woodworker" and "Complete Workshop and a catalogue that shows all the accessories ever made for the lathe. Copies of the headstock, tailstock & countershaft templates to accurately mount the lathe. Both early and late versions "Installation, Lubrication, Adjustment & Parts Manual" - simple explanatory sheets. However, because of considerable interest in the lathe we have assembled every known piece of literature for the lathe in one complete Data Pack of useful information that consists of: "Assembly of Lathe and Countershaft" booklet - including complete exploded-parts diagrams.
Unfortunately, Myford never produced a real Manual for this lathe only a simple guide.
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