| Accessories for the Cowells 90ME & 90E Basic Lathe
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| R6 |
Top Slide |
Only needed with the 90E basic lathe |
£390.85
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| R7 |
Auto-traverse Kit |
Only needed with the 90E basic lathe |
£532.00
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| RG9 |
3-jaw Chuck |
A 3-jaw, 60 mm dia.
universal chuck threaded M14 x 1mm pitch. The (G200) 90 CW Lathe requires
a '90 CW adaptor' (G13) to enable the mounting of 3- and 4- jaw chucks. |
£385.00
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| RG10 |
4-jaw Chuck |
4-jaw, 60 mm diameter chuck threaded M14 x 1mm pitch. The 4-jaw chuck
is predominantly used for holding irregular shapes. The (G200) 90 CW Lathe
requires a '90 CW adaptor' (G13) to enable the mounting of 3 and 4 law chucks. |
£240.00
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| RGB14 |
Drill Chuck |
A high precision 0 - 4mm (5/32") drill chuck supplied
with mounting arbor. |
£108.00
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| RGB15 |
A 0 - 6.3mm (1/4") drill chuck supplied with mounting
arbor. |
£61.50
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| RGB16 |
A 0 - 9.5mm (3/8") drill chuck supplied with mounting arbor. |
£79.50
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| R17 |
Collet Adapter |
Double Angle Collet adapter |
£110.00
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| R18 |
Double-angle Collets |
ER Precision Collet Set for (R17) 1.0 to 10.0mm (Ten collets) |
£210.00
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| R18A |
ER Precision Collet for (R17). Each 1.0mm to 10.0mm |
£30.00
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| RG28 |
Faceplate |
A cast iron slotted work holding plate of 90mm (3.3/4") diameter.
The (G200) 90 CW Lathe requires a '90CW Adaptor' (G13) to enable the mounting
of the faceplate. |
£69.50
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| R29 |
Soft Centre |
0MT soft centre for the headstock. Machineable in situ for ultra-high
accuracy |
£13.20
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| R30 |
Hard Centre |
0MT solid centre for the tailstock. Hardened and ground. |
£15.40
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| R31 |
Hollow Centre |
0MT solid cup centre for the tailstock. Hardened and ground |
£13.20
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| R32 |
Half Centre |
0MT solid centre with cutaway for the tailstock. Hardened and ground |
£19.75
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| R35 |
Rotating Centre |
Running in two high
quality permanently lubricated bearings and ground for concentricity. The
shank is 0MT (zero morse taper) |
£83.00
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| RG37B |
Drill Pad (plain) |
Plain tailstock drill pad with no.0 Morse taper shanks for 90E and 90ME
Lathes |
£42.00
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| RG38B |
Drill Pad (vee) |
Vee tailstock drill pad with no.0 Morse taper shanks for 90E and 90ME Lathes |
£51.75
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| RG39 |
Fixed Steady |
The fixed steady has a machined tenon that locates in the lathe bed central
tee slot and is then secured via its tee nut and bolt. The three adjustable
arms are of brass. A fixed steady ensures the rigidity and concentricity
of a long workpiece whilst machining. |
£92.00
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| RG40 |
Travelling Steady |
The travelling steady affixes to the lathe's saddle and has two adjustable
brass arms. The travelling steady is used when turning long thin bars. The
steady's brass arms resist the deflecting thrust of the lathe tool thus
ensuring a parallel finish. |
£64.40
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| RG41 |
Rear Toolpost |
The rear toolpost is of steel and affixes to the lathe's crosslide. Heavy
machining operations, particularly 'parting-off', are performed with the
lathe tool upside down in the rear toolpost. Thrust is then transmitted
into the base of the headstock considerably reducing vibration |
£44.00
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| RG42 |
4-way Toolpost |
May be set up with four primary tools saving subsequent time spent mounting
tools individually |
£48.00
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| RG43 |
Quick Change Toolpost |
The quick change toolpost is of steel and is supplied with
two toolholders, one plain for square shanked tools and one vee grooved
for round section tools (e.g. a boring bar). (The unit can be supplied with
two plain holders if desired). Extra toolholders (RG44) may be obtained
individually. Each toolholder is fitted with a knurled adjusting knob for
fine adjustment. The toolpost body is sprung, into which the dovetailed
toolholders clamp via the cap head locking screw. This accessory saves inordinate
time and effort in shimming and reshimming tools for centre height. Toolholders
will accommodate 7mm maximum tooling (fitted as standard with one plain
toolholder to (G200) 90 C.W. Lathe). |
£149.00
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| RG44A |
Toolholder |
£36.00
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| RG44B |
Toolholder |
£38.00
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| R45 |
Screwcutting Gear Set |
A range of seven screw cutting gears to complement the lathe's gear train. The set enables the
lathe to generate pitches from 0.312mm - 3.2mm. A screw cutting chart (larger
format than handbook) is supplied. |
£220.00
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| RG46 |
13/16" Dieholder |
Two steel dieholders are available featuring a heavy knurl
and tommy bar holes to facilitate threading. The dieholders are bored to
fit over the tailstock barrel without sideplay. The advantage of cutting
threads on the lathe is that the die is always applied concentrically and
on the true axis of the work to be threaded. thus preventing a 'drunken'
thread. Inserts can be supplied, for other sizes please contact Cowells. |
£42.90
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| RG47 |
1" Dieholder |
£47.40
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| RG49 |
1-6 HSS Tool Set
especially ground for Cowells. |
| No 1 |
Parting tool; for slicing through finished work in the
lathe. |
| No 2 |
Roughing tool; for general cylindrical turning and, when set at
right angles to the lathe axis, for facing. |
| No 3 |
The boring of cylinders would be performed with this tool. |
| No 4 |
Right hand side cutting tool (i.e. produces a right facing shoulder)
for turning bar down and finishing to a shoulder. |
| No 5 |
Left hand side cutting tool; will work close to the chuck jaws for
facing the end of bar. |
| No 6 |
Left hand side cutting tool for turning bar down and finishing to
a shoulder. |
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£95.50
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| RG50 |
7-12 HSS Tool Set
especially ground for Cowells. |
| No 7 |
Right hand straight shanked side cutting tool. |
| No 8 |
Internal (nut) screwcutting tool. |
| No 9 |
Right hand side cutting tool; will work close to the tailstock centre
for facing the end of bar. |
| No 10 |
Boring tool; The cutting edge is ground square on this tool for
machining recesses within a bore. |
| No 11 |
External screwcutting tool. |
| No 12 |
Left hand straight shanked side cutting tool. |
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£97.75
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| RG51 |
Slitting Saw Attachment |
The attachment has
a ground steel table providing a flat smooth surface for the movement of
the work piece. The table is height adjustable so that the depth of cut
may be varied. The H.S.S. saw blade is driven via a mandrel screwed to the
lathe's nose spindle. A G13 adaptor is required when used on the 90CW lathe.
The attachment is supplied with a blade of the customers choice, either.:-
63mm diameter x 0.40mm, 63mm diameter x 0.50mm
63mm diameter x 0,60mm, 63mm diameter x 0,80mm
The slitting saw will cut metals, plastic and woods and ensure a straight
square cut. |
£195.00
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| RG52 |
Saw Blades |
Slitting saw blades 0.4, 0.5, 0.6 and 0.8mm |
£21.00
each
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| RG53 |
Roller Filing Rest |
This Filing Rest, used
in conjunction with headstock spindle indexing, provides a means of generating
accurate parallel flats, squares, hexagons etc. One example of its application
is the ability to produce a square drive on a clock winding spindle.
Principles of operation:-
The two flanged rollers of hardened steel are used to guide a hand file
across the work piece to produce a flat. The depth of this flat is determined
by the vertical position of the rollers, and this, on the Cowells lathe,
is geared to the cross slide feedscrew. A drive block which has a groove
milled at an angle in one face, drives the roller bracket up or down a pillar
which is fixed by a screw to the tapped hole in the saddle. The ratio provides
a change in the height of the rollers of 0.125mm (0.005") for a one
division 0.25mm (0.001") movement of the cross slide handwheel. The
roller flanges assist in controlling the length of the flat. Mounted on
the lathe's carriage the length of the flat can be measured via the leadscrew
handwheel. |
£195.75
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| R54 |
Spindle Indexer |
Headstock spindle indexing unit |
£98.75
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| RG55 |
Vertical Milling Slide |
The Vertical Milling
Slide facilitates a wide range of milling operations on the lathe. Of sturdy
construction the slide features a cast iron body with a ground steel Tee
slotted table. A full length adjustable gib strip is fitted. Fine feed is
provided through the calibrated knurled knob graduated in 0.025mm (0.001")
increments.
The slide adds a vertical dimension to milling operations on the lathe.
The slide is secured to the lathe's crosslide via its tee-bolts. |
£280.50
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| RGB56 |
Angle Plate |
Made of cast iron, slotted and machined perfectly square on
all faces |
£40.45
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| RGB57 |
Machine Vice |
The vice body is of cast iron, machined to close tolerances and has four
fixing holes. The screw has a hexagonal head to aid clamping. The steel
jaw may be locked into position via a cap head screw and square nut running
in its own channel in the vice body. Tee-nut fixings are supplied. |
£92.40
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| RG58 |
Tip-over Toolrest |
Of traditional design,
the steel base clamps to the lathe bed via a tee nut and locking lever.
The hardened steel toolrest may be turned through 360° adjusted for
height and locked into position. The toolrest sub-assembly is hinged in
order that it may be 'tipped over' to allow closer inspection and further
operations to the workpiece. |
£222.00
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| RGB61 |
Dividing Head
(includes one division plate RGB62) |
The solid steel body of the dividing head is ground on all faces and is
drilled to accept studs up to 6mm diameter. It is capable of being mounted
on two of its faces. The spindle has the same 14mm x 1mm thread as the lathe
chucks and is hollow with a no.0 Morse taper. The spindle is driven by a
40:1 ratio worm and wheel; adjustable to eliminate any backlash. A spindle
clamp is also provided. A steel raising block is also supplied should clearance
for the mounting of a 3 Jaw Chuck (RG9) on the Vertical Milling Machine
(B100) be required, for example. The unit is supplied with fixing studs
and the appropriate tee-nuts. |
£640.00
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| RGB62 |
Division Plate |
These are of steel and are ground. Seven plates are available (including
a blank).
| Plate A - 15-21-37 |
| Plate B - 16-23-39 |
| Plate C - 17-27-41 |
| Plate D - 18-29-43 |
| Plate E - 19-31-47 |
| Plate F - 20-33-49 |
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£55.00
each
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| RGB63 |
Blank Division Plate |
This may be machined by Cowells or the customer to special requirements.
The above plates cover all numbers up to 40 and the following up to 120:-
41, 42, 43, 44, 45, 46, 47, 48, 49, 50, 52, 54, 55, 56, 57, 58, 60, 62,
64, 65, 66, 68, 70, 72, 74, 75, 76, 78, 80, 82, 84, 85, 86, 88, 90, 92,
94, 95, 98, 100, 104, 105, 108, 110, 115, 116, and 120, and on to a maximum
of 392 divisions. |
£30.00
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| RGB66 |
Tee Nut Set |
A set of six work securing Tee-nuts. Use them for all tee slots, face
plates etc |
£17.50
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| RGB704 |
Chuck & Drill Chuck Arbor |
90 ME OMT shank to
"OJ" (suits RGB14) |
£36.00
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| RGB705 |
90ME OMT shank to 3/8" x 24 tpi (suits RGB15) |
£28.00
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| RG711 |
Cutter Arbors |
0MT (zero morse taper) shank, 4mm dia head, M4 locking thread |
£31.00
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| RG712 |
0MT (zero morse taper) shank, 6mm dia head, M6 locking thread |
£31.00
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| RG713 |
0MT (zero morse taper) shank, 7.5mm dia head, M4 locking thread |
£31.00
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| RG714 |
0MT (zero morse taper) shank, 7.5mm dia head, M6 locking thread |
£31.00
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| RGB721 |
Blank Arbor |
O.M.T. 12.7mm dia (1/2") x 127mm length (5") |
£31.00
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| RGB722 |
O.M.T. 12.7mm dia (1/2") x 40mm length (1.5") |
£25.00
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| RG73 |
Saddle Lever Feed Attachment |
An all steel assembly providing a rapid or sensitive traverse to the lathe
saddle. The lever feed is of particular use to the clockmaker who may wish
to quickly mount a Tip over toolrest (RG58) for example; also for commercial
batch production. A clamp with locking lever is fitted to the feed bar for
positional adjustment. The saddle may therefore, be used in any position
along the lathe's bed. Maximum stroke in any one position is 45mm (1¾")(Not
recommended for use on 90ME lathe.) |
P.O.A.
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| RG84 |
Knurling Tool |
The Knurling tool is
supplied with a straight form knurling wheel. Wheels are interchangeable. |
£49.00
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| RG84A |
Knurling Wheels |
Chequered form knurling wheel for RG84 |
£33.00
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| RG84B |
Straight form knurling wheel for RG84 |
£29.00
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