If you shipped with USPS there is a $ 200.00 standard no cost insurance on the package, you may get some money back if still have the shipping receipt GP

I may have a broken hand wheel with the handle still in it. If not i suggest make one. I will go to my shop and look hang on i will be back GP

Make one. Clamp the cross slide gib screws, infeed with the compound. allan <stevesmachining@...> wrote: -- "well, I stand up next to a mountain- and I chop it down with the edge of

I don’t have any spare ball crank handles. Hopefully you will find one. Some suggested places to look would be eBay, and if you Google ‘ball crank handles’ you will also find possible sources

ya have any more extra large dial's sittin on yer shelf ? animal

The lathe under repair has been posted about here previously. It belongs to Steve. Please include him in any responses, especially PMs, as I will just have to forward them

On facebook market place is a miiling attachment for a 9" south bend , Its in bloomington, ill

Cheri says, “ Good JOB!” S. Stevan S. Yasgur Suite 550 3300 Edinborough Way Edina, MN. 55435 (952) 893-9393 steve@... NOTICE: This E-mail (including attachments) is covered by the Electronic

Greetings, I am looking for a cross slide handle for a SB9" lathe, or something very similar that would fit and work. Lathe is a 1923 era SB9 with quick change gear box, with the single lever, dog

After watching a few of the You Tube videos, make sure you match mark things before you disassemble to save yourself some reassembly time. Steve Haskell

Go to You Tube, search ‘magnetic Chuck disassembly’ (without apostrophe marks), you will find several videos. I haven’t viewed them, but there is a video by Suburban Tool, that one should be

I can tell you that I completely wrecked a bicycle hub generator by disassembling it without (as instructed) simultaneously inserting a "keeper" of soft iron to preserve the magnetic path. Yrs, d

Hi There, I know this is a little off topic but I am looking for information about disassembling a permanent magnet type chuck. I have read that removing the magnets will severely weaken them.

A few weeks ago I made the decision to convert to metric my SB 9A. As I do metric work on a regular basis, I kept the metric transposing gear on the machine. I also replaced the dial for a metric

Hi There, I used a plater's wire wheel. These are extremely fine wire wheels (like about .003-.004" diameter wire) and produce a very fine (soft) finish. It also cleans out the valleys of any

That looks great. What did you use for the finish?

Really excellent – I am envious! Cheers John B

Thanks for the info. I am looking forward to trying it. Sent from Mail for Windows 10

Good job thanks for posting with all the glitter of Christmas it’s nice to see a littel iron . And I like Christmas! Merry Christmas to all.

Thanks. Stored in my Lathe Folder. John