For Sale: SouthBend 9C Lathe, S/N 7166NCR8 See photos for details and accessories. Little used for simple projects after inherited from family estate 20 + years ago. Needs cleanup but believed to be

I have the components for a 13” South Bend lathe telescoping taper attachment for sale. There is some visible wear in the middle of the Acme screw, but I don’t have a mating nut so unsure how much

Does anyone have use for motorized spin-indexer? It's like new as it was recently rebuilt by Harig. Older single speed motor. Best to everyone, Payson.

nice spare part, shouldn’t be there but it could have prevented the range of the set screw by fouling on it before the side pressure on the slug becomes effective. Probably been there from the

A mistake by a rookie at the factory when it was manufactured and fixed with a spacer?????

Group, I'm finally getting around to refurbing my 10k. Pulled the cross slide apart yesterday and found an extra part I think. After taking the set screw and side wedge pin out of the brass cross

Thanks animal.....he got my subscriptions ....yes, both YT channels; my mechanics and my mechanics insights

This guy does some pretty cool stuff . I can see using this idea for turning crankshafts for model engines . https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VH5gkQGTNfw&ab_channel=mymechanicsinsights        

My first one was made from a old spade bit . animal

I have used a filed down steel strip and I also have an "asparagus" picker that has had some grinding to the right shape. Picked more asparagus in my young days that I would like to have remembered.

You guys know that we have machines that can make almost anything? The skill level for chopping up an old screwdriver is minimal. No need to spend money and wait a week for something you can make in

Stevewb on Ebay. Also lubs, belts, wick kits, rebuild manuals, and more https://www.ebay.com/str/stevewb Dennis via Moto Z3 -- Dennis western NY, USA

Ilion Industrial on eBay sells that special screw driver bit ( that's eye- ell - eye-oh- en). Steve WB(I think) Dennis via Moto Z3 -- Dennis western NY, USA

Hi There, That's what I did. I made mine from a 1/2" diameter O1 tool steel. I drilled a hole in the center and then ground it to a screw driver tip profile on the bench grinder. Then I took a

Thanks! I don't know why I never think to modify other tools... I have a bucket of old large flat head screwdrivers, and it only took a few minutes to grind out a notch in one. (well, more like 45,

I made a tool for the ball handle nuts on my lathe out of some hot rolled strap... It worked fine. "Slotted Nut" driver, or "Mystery Tool" ? - HomemadeTools.net "Slotted Nut" driver, or "Mystery

I forgot to type "driver " after screw . can't type & listen to people talk at the same time . animal

An answer to the other part of the question - removing burnt on grease etc. There are a few things you could try: Caustic soda (sodium hydroxide), which can be found as either reasonably pure

Not Quite. Its a nut, not a screw. Ignore arrows. Its on the far right. Jim B. Dr. James A Benjamin 1629 Riverview Drive. Apt 416 Deerfield Beach, FL 33441 -- Jim B

Its a sacrificial screw the right size that you grind the center clearance in it to clear the screw part . animal