Harrison85
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Hi. I am looking to get a Wadkin LM borer and was wondering if a mortice chisel could be used as well as a chuck? Any info on this machine would be really helpful.
Kind regards
Dan
Kind regards
Dan
Wadkin LM borer
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colinc
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Hi,
what are you using it for? I ask because we have just aquired a Wadkin LQ as part of a package and are wondering what to do with it.
regards,
Colin
what are you using it for? I ask because we have just aquired a Wadkin LQ as part of a package and are wondering what to do with it.
regards,
Colin
wallace
Established Member
Hi Dan I have one of these, the motor runs at 2500rpm so probably too fast for morticeing. They are really nice to use once cleaned and lubed, quite heavy as all of wadkin stuff is. Heres a link to a wadkin catalogue, its in there.
http://www.turnersworkshop.co.uk/Wadkin1936.pdf
This is the one I have
wadkin-pillar-drill-resto-t56790.html
Mark
http://www.turnersworkshop.co.uk/Wadkin1936.pdf
This is the one I have
wadkin-pillar-drill-resto-t56790.html
Mark
Harrison85
Established Member
Hi Collin. I plan on using it like a pillar drill, but for forming mortices etc as well as boring, possibly sanding material to thickness with a drum sander. Thinking of wiring up an inverter with it to vary the speed if possible? Thanks for the links Mark - really helpful, great restoration project there!
Dan.
Dan.
