ML360 Lathe and Milling Head. Instruction Manual and Parts Manual as useful Exploded Assembly Diagram and a comprehensive Sales, Specification & Accessories Catalogue. Included are details of how to use the full range of accessories.
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Manuals and Catalogues
Print code: MR58ET
Record (also brandedToyo & Sakai) ML360 Lathe and Milling Head. Instruction Manual and Parts Manual as useful Exploded Assembly Diagram and a comprehensive Sales, Specification & Accessories Catalogue. Included are details of how to use the full range of accessories.
Print code: MT240
Toyo ML360 Lathe and Milling Head. Instruction Manual and Parts Manual as useful Exploded Assembly Diagram and a comprehensive Sales, Specification & Accessories Catalogue. Included are details of how to use the full range of accessories.
Print code: MT240A
Toyo ML210 Lathe & Milling Head. Instruction Manual with a Parts Manual as useful Exploded Assembly Diagrams and a comprehensive Sales, Specification & Accessories Catalogue. Included are details of how to use the full range of accessories.
The Proxxon ML210, Record ML210 and Sakai ML210 are all the same machine, made by Toyo and rebadged.
Print code: MT240B
Toyo ML1 Precision Lathe. Comprehensive Operator's Handbook and Parts as Exploded Component Drawings. Includes screwcutting charts and instructions on how to assemble the belt-driven automatic fine-feed and screwcutting changewheels. Includes a copy of the maker's interesting Technical Specification and Sales Catalogue and represents a complete data pack for the lathe.
Toyo Parts
Set of 3 Toyo ML1 lathe belts made from round 5 mm diameter Swiss "Polycord:
Lengths: 255 mm and 285 mm and 350 mm
Toyo ML210 belts:
Three replacement round belts made to order in high-quality, genuine Swiss-made industrial-specification Polycord. 5 mm in diameter. Lengths: 270...
Unfortunately, these belts are now very difficult to obtain with minimum orders and expensive with post from the EU. As an alternative, I suggest using a length of 7 mm Polycord round belting. It...
