If you search for on for "ces gear hobber" (without the quotes) there is some useful info. Also might be worth joining the yahoo group "gearcutting" at .
Hth,
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Gear hobber from M.E.
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Hi!
Yesterday, I stumbled across this nice litte machine:
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is a casting kit for a gear hobber out of M.E.
Well, I'm a bit "handicaped", because I have just a single copy of M.E. (and not the right one) Has anybody some information about what kind of gears this machine can make? Sizes (diameter from/to)? Kind of gears (plain, conical, spur(?)) Any experiences about accuracy, quality, usability, flexibility, ...?
I bet that it could be changed to produce metric gears and also to use different gears than the ones from a Myford (that I have neither).
It is not that I need it desperatly right now. But it looks like I would want to need it. :-)
Thanks, Nick
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Construction of this kit, plus other matters related was discussed in MEW round about July 99.
There is no imperial/metric c> Hi!
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