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Hey Guys, Can someone who has a South Bend mill with a 90 degree milling head (Item A in the attachment) drop me a line. I have a few questions concerning a collet holder for that unit. I see it in

I have some N.O.S. 3C collet sleeves for the 9”…$75 plus shipping Email me if you are interested. Ted Latheman2@...

SB 9" 3C Collet Nosepiece Insert Source ? Who sells the headstock spindle nosepiece for 3 C collets ?

That’s terrific… thanks!!

Yes, that's much clearer Thanks.

Try this version - you can enlarge it and it doesn't pixilate, even if it isn't the darkest print around. Cheers, Tony Auckland

I sent that on my Cell Try this and if its better I will send the rest. Jim B. -- Jim B

The quality of that set is so low, it's impossible for me to read. Does anyone have this at high quality ?

I hope this completes the set Jim B, -- Jim B

Yes the Heavy 10 is different BUT there are instructions in the files. Jim B, -- Jim B

Hi Bill, I haven't fitted my one yet either, but attached are the factory instructions for the telescopic feed screw model. Cheers, Tony Skilton

Seem to have not gotten a copy of page 1, and did get two copies of page 3. I'm going to have to put the taper attachment back on my vintage 1941 Heavy 10L one of these days. Is there a lot of

In another post are the SB instructions for installing the TA. Could not figure how to attach to this post. Jim B, -- Jim B

Jim B, -- Jim B

I found a lead screw under my work bench the other day. I can try a comparison to my Model A, but is there a part number (I am suspecting it is Atlas, didn't really look it over. Just let it lie)

Here are a couple of shots of mine on a 9C. I believe the installation is the same.

Quite a few years ago, I removed the tapering attachment from my Model A. I have decided to reinstall it for fear of parts "walking". It has been a lot of years, if anyone has a picture of one

Steve, I thought I saw a shifter knob but ruled it out as a reflection or color difference. Yeah milli.g that bottom flange..I almost did that once, left it to someone else and sold the lathe. Lol

Greetings, The scrap stock would be turned up and left in the lathe. That way it would be as concentric as possible when clamping the collet holder on it. Carbide generally performs well at high