Clarkson Mark 1 Tool and Cutter Grinder

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CONTENTS OF THIS PAGE (dd-mm-yy) - GALLERY 1
Tool Grinding Forum
oldengine.org
Barry Jordan
Machine Spare - supply Clarkson spares etc
metalworking.piczo.com
10-10-07 Thrupp
lathes.co.uk





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↓ This nicely modified Clarkson belongs to Bernie on the Tool Grinding forum.
Serial Number = 13014
This has a modified motor bracket to relocate the motor, a new height adjusting screw with graduated dial and thrust races, a taper pin to align the swivel table, taper pins to align the spindle head (if dismantled), and a paint job.
The new motor position makes the machine more compact.
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↓ Two additional taper pins used to accurately position the spindle housing.
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↓ Taper reaming the Spindle housing to make sure it goes back and stays aligned in the horizontal position.
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↓ Here a taper pin is used to align the table at 90 to the spindle axis.
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↓ A very interesting picture of the dismantled castings.
These have had their rough cast surfaces and moulding sand cleaned out and hand ground to allow full movement of the new stud and height screw assembly. missing image
↓ Serial number = 13014
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↓ A box of goodies.
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↓ A nice view of the radius attachment.
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↓ The old and new height adjusting screws for raising and lowering the head.
Note the cad drawing.
The new top assembly incorporates 2 1/2" thrust races dust sealed, and a graduated dial.
The new assembly thread is M16 x 1.75 to get 125 thous on the graduated dial to correspond with the actual head movement.
My favourite picture. Very nice.
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↓ This Clarkson belongs to BillyBobs60 on metalworking.piczo.com.
He's done a few mods and repairs. Looks like the table has been reground\milled\polished and he's added a graduated dial (and maybe a new feed screw and nut?).
click here to see the source
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↓ This one was given to a group of model engineers.
It has the Drill Point Lead & Tap Grinding Attachment (for the Mk2 and Mk3?).
It has the 6 jaw! The rack lever knob is missing.
They got it for free. Lucky sods.
click here to see the source
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↓ (10-10-07) Lot 82, the last bid was 20 pounds. The reserve had been met! Thrupp, King Sturge Auction.
There were 8 bids, finishing at 20 pounds.
Looks like it is set up to cut.
There are only 3 gib adjusting screws, not the usual 4?
The end of the handle is broken off.
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↓ Here is a model of the Clarkson, made by Barry Jordan.

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I can across a web page on the Dreweatts.com website. Here is an extract from the page:

21 October 2004, 10:30, at Honiton Lot 396
price 10,000 pounds - 15,000 pounds
A very fine engineered exhibition model of a 1/5th scale Mk1 Clarkson Tool and Cutter Grinder
built by Barry Jordan between 1997 and 1998, from access to a full size machine, Courtesy of Mr A
Booth of Woodborough, Notts.
Height 14 inches.
For further details of the specification of this machine and its award winning achievements,
please contact our specialist department.

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↓ This is an image of a very early Clarkson Mark1 off the lathes.co.uk website.
click here to see the source
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↓ This is an image of a brand new Clarkson Mark1 off the MachineSpares website.
The pedestal and table feed screw handle is different. The light is modern. It has certainly changed.

click here to see the source
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Notice that the normal 2.1/2 inch thick base casting is not present on this machine. Ken Widdall pointed out this feature (also see the March machine on the Mark 2 web page).

Their advert states:
March/Clarkson Tool and Cutter Grinder Mk1. 2250 pounds + vat
MKI March/Clarkson tool and cutter grinder in as new condition built 1998, complete set of metric and imperial standard tooling, optional upgrade MK II roller table fitted, machine ready to grind end mills & slot drills. 3 PH, 415v.

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There are more pictures in Gallery 1 - start ***
There are more pictures in Gallery 2 - 2009
There are more pictures in Gallery 3 - 2010
There are more pictures in Gallery 4 - 2011
There are more pictures in Gallery 5 - 2012
There are more pictures in Gallery 6 - 2013
There are more pictures in Gallery 7 - 2014
There are more pictures in Gallery 8 - 2015
There are more pictures in Gallery 9 -2016
There are more pictures in Gallery 10 - 2017
There are more pictures in Gallery 11 - 2018
There are more pictures in Gallery 12 - 2019





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