MYFORD ML7R TECHNICAL SETUP AND ADJUSTMENT - WORKSHOP TOPICS

[@johnarmstrong3140]

I’ve never seen such a beautiful looking Myford!

[@metalmill52]

The Myford lathe really looks beautiful! I am looking forward to seeing you use it in future projects. As I have said before, I enjoy and appreciate your videos. Thanks so much for taking us along on your journey!

[@keithappleton]

Thank you very much!

[@smithsmarine4885]

just bought my first myford ml7r trileva great video been watching whilst waiting for the manual to arive very useful thankyou

[@keithappleton]

Glad it helped {:-)))

[@MrDdaland]

Truly enjoyed this series of videos. Thought from the beginning that it was a honest working machine, just needed a touch of TLC, and you certainly supplied that! Just hope you enjoy using it!

[@lotus7even]

Thank you great videos on the Myford very helpful before I buy one

[@keithappleton]

Glad to help - Happy 2023 {:-)))

[@alobowithadhd6191]

Odd, I can’t find it online anymore. I bought it a couple years back. There was a single review complaining that the lid was missing.

[@ilfarmboy]

same leak problem I have with grease gun

[@willi-fg2dh]

sometimes you just have to bite the bullet and consult the experts . . . or read the manual. [ but it just feels so wrong *:-D* ]

[@keithappleton]

I have damaged things in the past by presuming the wrong procedure, the advice on the Myford Website was very useful indeed.

[@joell439]

👍😎👍

[@Blue.4t2]

⭐🙂👍

[@ilfarmboy]

man Myford oil gun is expensive

[@keithappleton]

yes and worth every penny.

[@kensherwin4544]

At 3:16, you're doing it wrong. You're supposed to store chips behind the lathe, not oil guns. At least that's what happens in my shop.

[@keithappleton]

}:-)))

[@johanea]

I for one, don't mind slippery nipples.

[@ilfarmboy]

other people think they know better

[@keithappleton]

As long as they think that, then it's OK. (Where ignorance is bliss 'tis folly to be wise) . . . .