Thread: Mystery Wadkin parts. Help needed

Thanks!

Have you seen http://vintagemachinery.org/pubs/2238/3915.pdf

Originally Posted by DavidG

Have you seen http://vintagemachinery.org/pubs/2238/3915.pdf

Yes. Thanks. I have a copy of this exact manual but I have a feeling there must be at least two more manuals related to this machine as the above manual makes reference to one pertaining to aluminium processing and there surely must be an operations manual too.

Hi Scamp,

The plate marked 508 is a tool holder for the cutter shaft 507.
The brass piece I think is a ringing, possibly a counter balance for one of the other cutters..
The 2 cast pieces appear to be stops of some sort.

The other slotted piece is probably a shop made tool holder as well if it doesn't have a number. I can't see it in the tool catalogue.

I have a copy of the tool catalogue which list all the available tooling for the mills if you would like a copy.

Have fun,
Alli

Originally Posted by Allison74

Hi Scamp,

The plate marked 508 is a tool holder for the cutter shaft 507.
The brass piece I think is a ringing, possibly a counter balance for one of the other cutters..
The 2 cast pieces appear to be stops of some sort.

The other slotted piece is probably a shop made tool holder as well if it doesn't have a number. I can't see it in the tool catalogue.

I have a copy of the tool catalogue which list all the available tooling for the mills if you would like a copy.

Have fun,
Alli

Hi Alli. Thanks for the response. I too think the smaller plate is a shop made version of the bigger plate as It has no numbers stamped on it.

If I could please have a copy of the tool catalogue that would be amazing. Thanks. Do you have an operations manual too? There are still many, many questions I need answers to! Thankyou so much

It is also possible I guess that this larger cast stop is from another Wadkin machine as this pattern mill came from the Toowoomba foundry and I recall seeing a Wadkin PK and a Wadkin RS in the same workshop.

Hi Scamp,
I checked the catalogue again and this cast parts are from an adjustable depth gauge, part no WH517.

If you send me a PM with an email address I can send you the pics I took of the catalogue. It's 15 images and I think you would lose too much detail if I reduced them to post here.
I might try a few later to see.

Did you get the revoluble head with yours?

Have fun,
Alli

good to see you here Marcello. I would talk to Dclarke at LNC machinery they have that kit and use it in the foundry there daily . he on Instagram too.

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that tooling you got is sick. Its just the best and most complete i have ever seen.

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Thanks jack. I have been trying to contact him through instagramo and email but i am not getting any response. I see they posted a picture of the operations manual on Instagram. It would be great to get a copy of it. The manual I have is more of a sales catalogue that tells you what the machine can do and lists some of the various cutters. The operations manual is the one I am after. Any help would be amazing.

Originally Posted by scamp

Thanks jack. I have been trying to contact him through instagramo and email but i am not getting any response. I see they posted a picture of the operations manual on Instagram. It would be great to get a copy of it. The manual I have is more of a sales catalogue that tells you what the machine can do and lists some of the various cutters. The operations manual is the one I am after. Any help would be amazing.

you have this yes?

http://www.advancedmachinery.co.uk/c...ent/WXcomp.pdf

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Wadkin WX Pattern Miller Spare Parts