Thanks everyone. It is out. I tapped it easy like with a manual impact tool. It came right out. I am now up against another snag. I have the pin and key out of the worm but I cannot pull the ring

Kroil is remarkable, we use it at work on parts that haven't been moved for 50 years and are outside. I oiled a chain wrench i found in the trash that was froze solid. I sprayed it and hung it in my

On 6/20/06, fl.lusen <fl.lusen@...> wrote: ...I had originally cleaned the entire apron using electrolysis.... Is it possible that the electrolysis plated over the tight gap between screw and

Where about in Central Texas? That is where I live (Austin)... fl.lusen wrote:

John, I have soaked it in brake free. I cannot believe that kroil is any different. I had originally cleaned the entire apron using electrolysis. That usually removes enough crud to loosen most

" As far as this being a sickness....You just figured that out? The bad news is, it will only get worse, and a shrink won't help. The only thing that will help you is a wife that understands and lets

Any way to heat the outside without melting anything? Cool the screw? I have used freeze spray to loosen screws that way. Another thing that worked very well for me was to use kroil. John fl.lusen

OK gang, I know the screw holding the clutch knob is a left hand thread. Mine will not loosen. I do not want to exert any unnecessary force. What now? Fred

Hi What are you asking for the taper ?

Sorry about that you will have to remove the ? mark from the end of the link to make it work. Turk <dennis.turk2@...> wrote:

Hi again I forgot that I had already taken pictures of these two items. You will find the pictures at.http://www.flickr.com/photos/45888076@N00/? saved=1 Turk

Hi all I have just uploaded some pictures of the taper I have for sale. I will post some pictures of the two chucks and the back plate tomorrow. Turk http://www.flickr.com/photos/45888076@N00/

Den, I think Bernie wanted one for the heavy 10 he just bought. He was away on vacation but I think he's back and reading the mail. Chris Dennis Turk wrote:

Thanks everyone. I had read a long time ago on the list that is was left handthread. It is just tight enough thatthe whole assembly turns when trying to loosen it. What is the best way to stop that

Hi all Is any one interested in a heavy then taper attachment with new factory nut and screw? I also have a 6 1/2 inch Chinese three jaw that is in very good condition but only have the one set of

Warning... that screw is left hand thread, it shouldcome right out when turned in the correct direction. From: southbendlathe@...[mailto:southbendlathe@...] On Behalf Offl.lusen Sent: Monday, June 19,

Fred STOP! IT'S A LEFT HANDED SCREW!!!!! Joe

I carried my 10k complete with chuck by myself, but i don't recomend it esp after spending a week out of work because i pulled the string on my lathe light the wrong way and killed my lower back, yes

Well Dave, any woman that marries a guy who would spend $6,200.00 + S&H, on an empty box, deserves him! And yes, I also consider this hobby therapeutic, but then again, that's like one crazy person

Thanks Joe. Tom was correct. They just needed to be coaxed a little harder. That assembly is all apart. I am not trying to figure how to hold the clutch mechanism stillso I can get the screw out of