Is anyone currently making reproduction reducers as I cant find any original ones, if not I may make my own on my lathe but I would like to know first.
Thanks,Jake
Edison Carriage Reducer
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Re: Edison Carriage Reducer
If you mean a ring for using a C, H or K into a larger carriage, yes, Ron Sitko makes them.
His contact info is in the links section here.
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His contact info is in the links section here.
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Re: Edison Carriage Reducer
In my opinion the Sitko reproductions are preferable to an original pot metal reducer. Jerry B.
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Re: Edison Carriage Reducer
Thanks for the advice I'll try to make one myself on my lathe first, itcan't hurt.
Thanks, Jake
Thanks, Jake
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Re: Edison Carriage Reducer
Take note that the hole for the reproducer is not concentric with the outside diameter; there is an offset to place the reproducer in the proper position.
Jim
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