I have not had my Sherline in years, but I think it’s for a lever that ties the lead screw to the threading gears, comes with the threading kit, which at first glance seem cheesy, but works really well
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Hello,
What is the transverse hole underneath the spindle for in the sherline mini lathe please ?
See attached picture. Underneath the headstock locking screw.
Usually in photos it has a silver cap or a black cap plugging the hole.
Bill
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Last edited by BillWood; 02-15-2019 at 03:54 AM. Reason: added note re locking screw
I have not had my Sherline in years, but I think it’s for a lever that ties the lead screw to the threading gears, comes with the threading kit, which at first glance seem cheesy, but works really well
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Is it a through cast hole ?
.... many machines have such holes for slinging so that people don't try to lift the "heavy" end by tying a rope aronnd the headstock.
.... putting a round bar through, a sling on each side plus a sling to the tailstock end gives you a stable 3 point lift.
As I mentioned:
https://www.sherline.com/product/310...ng-attachment/
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It is definitely for the threading attachment. I'm not sure of anything else it is used for
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