Myford ML7 3. 5 x 20 gap bed, backgeared and screwcutting as it appeared in the late 1940s and early 1950s. ML7 General Specification full dimensions sheet at the. Myford Spares Counter, Myford Lathes, Myford Original Website, Model Engineering Lathes and Parts built and made in the UK. Steve Gibson 27042014 221222 8 forum posts Ive just purchased my first lathe, a Myford ML7. Its a 1972 judging from the serial number, it has been used. Myford Lathe Spares, ML7 Super 7 Spares Buy Online. Specialising in quality new and used spares and accessories for the Myford ML7 Super 7 Lathe. Established in 2. MTIwMFgxNjAw/z/SQ8AAOSw7GRZDLpH/$_12.JPG?set_id=880000500F' alt='Myford Ml7 Lathe Parts List' title='Myford Ml7 Lathe Parts List' />Myford lathe, we also offer machining and refurbishment services. Prices. The prices shown on the website are the actual prices that you will pay there is no vat to pay. Postage. We are based in the U. K but ship worldwide. To estimate the postage and packing costs, simply add the items to your cart click the estimate shipping button. Making a purchase. Simply add the items you require to your cart and follow the checkout procedure, we accept paypal and all major credit and debit cards processed through paypal. All payments are taken over a 1. Cant find what you need If you can not find the spare part or accessory that you are looking for then please email us with details of what you need including the part number if you have one. History I have largely to thank my father for my many pastimes who, for when I was about. I still use. The workshop was very small, being akin to. Wendy House, a Wendy Workshop maybe. It was so small that when in my early teens. I had to dig out the floor to enable me to stand  comfortably. My main interest at the time was making waterline models of navy ships of the day. HMS Hood was one I remember. DSC00134.jpg' alt='Myford Ml7 Lathe Parts' title='Myford Ml7 Lathe Parts' />These contained many small parts and I longed for a. Hobbies treadle fret saw but this was beyond my financial means so I made my own. I could not include a flywheel so the saw frame, the only metal part, was coupled. My father had an interest in radios and made me a one valve radio so that I could. Dick Barton, Special Agent and Its that Man Again. Wishing to go one better I decided to build a two valve radio. Myford Lathe Spares Myford ML7 Spares Myford Super 7 Spares Accessories Drive Belts Myford Fasteners, keys pins etc Knobs and Handles Motors Oil Lubrication. This is a Super Adept lathe manufactured by F. Gta San Andreas Indir. W. Portass at their Abbeydale Works in Sheffield. The lathe first appeared in 1933 and remained in production. To. get the parts I went to the local radio repairer, Friths of Hemel Hempstead, and. It was from this that my interest in things electrical. My interest in model ships resulted in me attending the Model Engineer exhibition. Horticultural Halls, London, from where metalworking was also added to the. I purchased a very small Drummond lathe, a Little Goliath, but. A second hand Myford ML4 followed and as motorised. I collected it, from some half a mile away. Garden wheelbarrow, I would have been about 1. On this I made. a Cowells of Watford drilling machine being the only item of any merit that I made. I was about 5. 0 even though at the age of around 2. I purchased a new Myford. ML7. It was not until the age of 5. I purchased a MillDrill and soon found that. Having stretched. I had to make my own milling cutter chuck followed. As a result of a car accident I found myself off work for seven months and wanting. I wrote an article about the cutter chuck and sent this to. Model Engineer for consideration, not knowing that the Model Engineers Workshop. This was used in an early issue of MEW as were articles. I had made. From this I was offered the job of editor from. As the magazine was just. I found myself writing. I had not felt. at home with the editors position and eventually gave up the editors chair after.