Frank: I got this one too. Capt. Art On Monday, August 23, 2021, 08:41:36 AM EDT, frank7748124 via groups.io

I received this one, Frank. On Tuesday, August 24, 2021, 09:55:24 AM EDT, frank7748124 via groups.io

Nice write up. Just a note: the previous owner wrote "cross slide logan" with a marker on the side of the shipping box. I think this was for his own reference because he did have a Logan lathe and the

FYI. Here is the thread Paula did on Practical Machinist machining this cross

I see you…..

Thanks. Attaching pictures.

I did not see any messages after I sent you one

I’m seeing you just fine Al

I posted a reply to the group yesterday and responded personally. I did not see the group message posted and I have not heard back from the individual. Are my messages coming through?

yep , we lost almost a whole town , it's almost impossible to get fire insurance cause the nearest fire hydrants from us are over 2 miles away & all we have is volunteer fire

Is "squitty" really a word? On Monday, August 23, 2021, 12:47:59 PM CDT, eddie.draper@... via groups.io

Pusher for squitty little workpieces to get them out of a collet? Eddie

I think it may be a knock out as one end is brass, and there is no obvious way to set a stop depth. But, I do not believe there is a need to knock out anything with a 3C collet. Might be for some

The long rod next to the draw bar appears to be either a knock out bar to remove tight fitting stock in a collet, or a collet stop. As a stop, it would be inserted into the draw bar, and into the

Glen, That helps a lot. Now i just need to figure out if there is any use to the rest of the stuff, or if it should go onto the market. Have a great Day! Greg

Oh, man I am so sorry to hear that. I hope you have good insurance and they don't try to hose you on anything. And hope any family stuff that can't be replaced was saved.

Greg: I have an aftermarket 3C collet set and closer for my SB9C. There is a thread protector that screws on to the spindle. It goes on first. On mine the protector is only long

Frank, can I get pictures of it? I may take it.

Long time reader, rare poster. Last year I bought out a guy's entire shop and I sold off most everything on eBay. I just came across one the MLA cross slides mentioned in this thread. It is the raw

My heart goes out to you folks, both those who might suffer loss and especially you who have. I can imagine what it would mean for us...but I choose to not do so. Dave David W. Pennington Denver,