Thank you Nobby for the interesting tour. My own Myford Super 7 is of a similar vintage and is my favourite machine in my workshop. Congratulations on 100 videos and over 1,000 subscribers. 👏👏👍😀
Great tour Nobby You have some great tooling. 👍👍👍👍👍👍 I had to wait ages to pick up my Tri Leva Myford over 20 years ago, as they are few and far between, it had suffered some slight scaring on the very front of the bed from a previous owner sawing at the chuck end, but beacuase they are rare i had to forego that minor issue, (I had a ML7 prior to this) I wouldn't be without the tri leva, some people don't like them as they don't work well with slippage on the belts, but it's only because they don't set the mechanism, correctly and regularly becuase of belt stretch. I have never had toruble with mine and it has seen many many hours of use and many projects just from me alone. We are only the custodians of any kind of machine, but i plan to wear mine out before my toes curl upwards🤣🤣👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍 See you next time regards Kev
Thanks Kev. I'm so pleased to own this lovely machine. Didn't realise your Myford was a Tri Leva. Rare machine and very expensive when they come on the market now. Cheers Nobby
Well done on your 100th video Nobby 👍👍👍 They very soon mount up. Threading dials on lathes are absolute magnets for chips! Always a good idea to remove it if you are not going to use it. Cheers, Alan.
Nice lathe.I think the main advantage of the ML7R is a larger bore through the spindle. I have a ML7 with similar tooling. I did make the lathe variable speed with an inverter and 3 ph motor which worked out well. I saw the mod on Steve Jordans video.
Hi there Nobby thanks for sharing your great lathe. I started following after your appearance on @MrCrispin Mach 2024 video. Also after learning you are have association with Australia's greatest Pom @daveticechurst. Looking forward to watching more of your videos.
Thanks for looking at my channel, much appreciated. I hope you enjoy my offerings. It was great to meet Crispin at the show. I'm a fan of Dave's channel. Have learnt a lot from him. Cheers Nobby
@@julias-shedThanks Julia. I count myself very lucky to have found one in such wonderful condition. Also at a price I could afford, and not too far from where I live. I'll subscribe to your channel. Happy model making. Cheers Nobby
Thanks Philip that's useful to know. Myford said the link belt may be noisy compared to the v-belt. But you're the second person to tell me otherwise. Thank you. Cheers Nobby
Hi there! I think I bought my Super 7 in '82. I had hoped to upgrade from that to the larger bore machine but the company closed and I missed my chance just as I could finally afford the step up. So I've been steadily adding stuff to my one and only. It's a wonderful machine with very few faults.
Thank you Nobby for the interesting tour. My own Myford Super 7 is of a similar vintage and is my favourite machine in my workshop. Congratulations on 100 videos and over 1,000 subscribers. 👏👏👍😀
Thank you Andrew, much appreciated. It's very humbling to have gotten this far. ATB Cheers Nobby
Great tour Nobby
You have some great tooling. 👍👍👍👍👍👍
I had to wait ages to pick up my Tri Leva Myford over 20 years ago, as they are few and far between, it had suffered some slight scaring on the very front of the bed from a previous owner sawing at the chuck end, but beacuase they are rare i had to forego that minor issue, (I had a ML7 prior to this)
I wouldn't be without the tri leva, some people don't like them as they don't work well with slippage on the belts, but it's only because they don't set the mechanism, correctly and regularly becuase of belt stretch. I have never had toruble with mine and it has seen many many hours of use and many projects just from me alone.
We are only the custodians of any kind of machine, but i plan to wear mine out before my toes curl upwards🤣🤣👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
See you next time
regards
Kev
Thanks Kev. I'm so pleased to own this lovely machine. Didn't realise your Myford was a Tri Leva. Rare machine and very expensive when they come on the market now. Cheers Nobby
Hi Nobby. Lovely lathe. I would not be without my Myford. Great lathes.
Steve.
A very beautiful lathe, really to be proud of.
Thanks Mike I do love this machine. Cheers Nobby
Well done on your 100th video Nobby 👍👍👍 They very soon mount up. Threading dials on lathes are absolute magnets for chips! Always a good idea to remove it if you are not going to use it. Cheers, Alan.
Congratulations on your 100th video!
Thanks Crispin, I'm pleased I've managed to get this far, and to break the 1K subscriber barrier. Cheers Nobby
100 video, a madnificient lathe and almost 1K subs. Well done Nobby.
Thanks Michel. I'm proud to have this lathe. Always wanted one. So pleased to break the 1K subscribers. Cheers Nobby
Nice lathe.I think the main advantage of the ML7R is a larger bore through the spindle. I have a ML7 with similar tooling. I did make the lathe variable speed with an inverter and 3 ph motor which worked out well. I saw the mod on Steve Jordans video.
I saw Steve's video also. Would love to do this modification to my lathe. My be one day. Cheers Nobby
Congratulations on 100 videos 🥳
Thanks Mr Rider. Cheers Nobby
Hi there Nobby thanks for sharing your great lathe. I started following after your appearance on @MrCrispin Mach 2024 video. Also after learning you are have association with Australia's greatest Pom @daveticechurst. Looking forward to watching more of your videos.
Thanks for looking at my channel, much appreciated. I hope you enjoy my offerings. It was great to meet Crispin at the show. I'm a fan of Dave's channel. Have learnt a lot from him. Cheers Nobby
Hello Nobby,
Congratulations on the 100th video and 1,000 subscribers... here's to 200th video and 2,000 subscribers...
Take care.
Paul,,
Thanks Paul, that's something to work towards. Hope I can keep going. Cheers Nobby
Looks like lovely condition and 30 years younger than my Myford 😀
@@julias-shedThanks Julia. I count myself very lucky to have found one in such wonderful condition. Also at a price I could afford, and not too far from where I live. I'll subscribe to your channel. Happy model making. Cheers Nobby
@@nobbysworkshop thanks Nobby 😀 I found your channel through Stuart’s Shednanigans. Which is very hard to type 🤣
I swapped my ML7 to a Fenner link belt, I couldn't believe how quiet it became.
Thanks Philip that's useful to know. Myford said the link belt may be noisy compared to the v-belt. But you're the second person to tell me otherwise. Thank you. Cheers Nobby
Congrats on video 100 - and well on the way to the 1000 subscriber count. Nice work - and a very nice workshop. Cheers and all the best!
Thank you Stuart. I never thought I would ever get to 1K subscribers. I remember being so excited when I got 1. Cheers Nobby
Well done on the century👍👌🇦🇺
Thank you much appreciated. Cheers Nobby
Hi there! I think I bought my Super 7 in '82. I had hoped to upgrade from that to the larger bore machine but the company closed and I missed my chance just as I could finally afford the step up. So I've been steadily adding stuff to my one and only. It's a wonderful machine with very few faults.
That's one problem I have occasionally, is the small bore size on the Myford. It's a pity they didn't make them all with a one inch bore. Cheers Nobby
Nice lathe Nobby.
Thanks Tom, I'm pleased to own it. Cheers Nobby
That’s almost the same as mine rgd robbing sods
Myfords are the best for the small workshop. So pleased with mine. Cheers Nobby
good lathe nobby
Thank you. I'm proud of it. Cheers Nobby