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  1. 11th January 2007, 09:17 PM #1
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    Default Nutall-Herbert lathe

    Just acquired another machine needing a lot of tlc (like my other acquisitions)
    An old Nutall/Herbert that some silly person drove the carriage into the chuck.Some broken gears,and the pin for the back gear broken perhaps other damage as well .It was in pieces , trying to put it back together .Anyone has any instruction manuals or has knowledge of spare part sellers,please help.
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  3. 11th January 2007, 10:40 PM #2
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    G'day Forge.
    Send a PM to E. Maculata (Bruce).
    I think he has a nutall lathe.
    Don't know if he has a manual.
    Hope this helps.
    Hooroo.
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  4. 12th January 2007, 08:39 AM #3
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    Quote Originally Posted by glock40sw View Post
    G'day Forge.
    Send a PM to E. Maculata (Bruce).
    I think he has a nutall lathe.
    Don't know if he has a manual.
    Hope this helps.
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  5. 12th January 2007, 09:11 AM #4
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    Hi Forge,
    The company that took over Nuttall are still about, though I don't think they have much to do woth Nuttall lathes anymore......I have heard some parts are still available, and I'm sure they could dig up some diagrams/manuals for you. They are located in Sydney, and are called Hardwick and Tatum. Let me know if you need a phone number and I'll dig something out of the phone book.
    Hope this helps,
    Karl
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    Quote Originally Posted by Fiatnut View Post
    Hi Forge,
    The company that took over Nuttall are still about, though I don't think they have much to do woth Nuttall lathes anymore......I have heard some parts are still available, and I'm sure they could dig up some diagrams/manuals for you. They are located in Sydney, and are called Hardwick and Tatum. Let me know if you need a phone number and I'll dig something out of the phone book.
    Hope this helps,
    Karl
    Thanks, Fiatnut;, that would be great.I'll be a way for a bit.No internet for a few days how will i survive
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    Hi Forge,
    Here you go.....
    Hardwick and Tatum
    2 By the sea Road, Manly Vale
    Phone 02 9979 5666

    Hope it helps....
    Karl
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    Quote Originally Posted by Fiatnut View Post
    Hi Forge,
    Here you go.....
    Hardwick and Tatum
    2 By the sea Road, Manly Vale
    Phone 02 9979 5666

    Hope it helps....
    Karl
    Thank you Fiatnut.Will get onto it
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