The Tree mill was missing a thumbscrew on the table dial lock so I made one.
Thread is 1/4 -28, most of the ones I found online were 1/4-20. Going to use an allen head fastener and press on a knurled ring. Original thumbscrew from the other side.
Middle size knurl looks about a match to the original
Knurled a piece of hot rolled round, then face and drill .005 undersize.
faced drilled and cut off.
ready to grind off remains of cut
Pressing ring on, it was pretty tight
That knurled ring isn't going to come off
Ready to use
Made a wooden toolbox to fit on the ram.
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Friday, June 27, 2014
Tuesday, August 20, 2013
Tree 2UVR-C mill
Got me a mill...
From HGR In Euclid Ohio shipped by Dohrn. I picked it up at the terminal in Omaha.
http://www.hgrinc.com/
Marshall Michaels was the guy
Tree 2UVR-C's have power feed on X,Y and Z axis and are stiffer than a Bridgeport. The next larger size Tree doesn't have a nodding head. I'm guessing this one was built in the late 60's. There is a Tree user group on Yahoo.
Click to join TreeMillingMachines
Door 105 inches trailer 103 tight fit
Took some time to get it through
Dumped the air ride bags for height clearance
Need just a little less height, flattening the trailer tires did it.
Hard on tires but what you gonna do?
Clears the door frame by 1/2"
Flying 2,300 lbs, pulled to the side so it doesn't destroy the trailer fender.
Landed on 3/4 pipes so it will roll.
Shipped with the head inverted to get the center of gravity lower. A lot of the head gearbox oil ended up in the motor but it seems OK.
Rewire to 240 from 440
From HGR In Euclid Ohio shipped by Dohrn. I picked it up at the terminal in Omaha.
http://www.hgrinc.com/
Marshall Michaels was the guy
Tree 2UVR-C's have power feed on X,Y and Z axis and are stiffer than a Bridgeport. The next larger size Tree doesn't have a nodding head. I'm guessing this one was built in the late 60's. There is a Tree user group on Yahoo.

Click to join TreeMillingMachines
Door 105 inches trailer 103 tight fit
Took some time to get it through
Dumped the air ride bags for height clearance
Need just a little less height, flattening the trailer tires did it.
Hard on tires but what you gonna do?
Clears the door frame by 1/2"
Flying 2,300 lbs, pulled to the side so it doesn't destroy the trailer fender.
Landed on 3/4 pipes so it will roll.
Shipped with the head inverted to get the center of gravity lower. A lot of the head gearbox oil ended up in the motor but it seems OK.
Rewire to 240 from 440
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