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SB9 Lathe Cross Slide Handle Needed
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 otherwise: steve=yazlaw.com@
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 otherwise: steve=yazlaw.com@
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Rick Kruger
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SB9 Lathe Cross Slide Handle Needed
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 clu
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 clu
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Rick Kruger
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New member here from down under
Can you slice the nut part way through and drill/tap a hole to "clamp" the nut tighter? I believe some machines come with the nuts this way. Drill through with the tap drill size and then just one sid
Can you slice the nut part way through and drill/tap a hole to "clamp" the nut tighter? I believe some machines come with the nuts this way. Drill through with the tap drill size and then just one sid
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Rick Kruger
· #101873
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Exploded Parts Diagram
Great. Thanks.
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Rick Kruger
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Exploded Parts Diagram
Thanks. That is very helpful. Not exactly the same by any means, but very helpful. Rick
Thanks. That is very helpful. Not exactly the same by any means, but very helpful. Rick
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Rick Kruger
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Exploded Parts Diagram
Excellent. Thanks. That is what I was hoping to find. I am pleased to see the write-up on the conversion to remove the slop, using two thrust bearings. That is exactly what I was trying to do. I also
Excellent. Thanks. That is what I was hoping to find. I am pleased to see the write-up on the conversion to remove the slop, using two thrust bearings. That is exactly what I was trying to do. I also
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Rick Kruger
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Exploded Parts Diagram
Jim, I looked, but didn't find what I was looking for. I did download the two that I found about large dials and will examine them in more detail soon. I believe I have the Army Manual already and wil
Jim, I looked, but didn't find what I was looking for. I did download the two that I found about large dials and will examine them in more detail soon. I believe I have the Army Manual already and wil
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Rick Kruger
· #101843
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Exploded Parts Diagram
Still helping Steve Yaz with his cross slide screw repair. I have a large dial that came off a SB 9" that appears to have had thrust bearings. Is there just one set of these bearings per assembly? Ste
Still helping Steve Yaz with his cross slide screw repair. I have a large dial that came off a SB 9" that appears to have had thrust bearings. Is there just one set of these bearings per assembly? Ste
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Rick Kruger
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Large Dial for Your Lathe - DRO instead!
DROs would be nice. I have DROs on my mills, and now that I have a Monarch 10EE, it has (came to me with) Newall DROs on two axes. Very sweet. I never look at the dials for anything but the compound n
DROs would be nice. I have DROs on my mills, and now that I have a Monarch 10EE, it has (came to me with) Newall DROs on two axes. Very sweet. I never look at the dials for anything but the compound n
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Rick Kruger
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Large Dial for Your Lathe
Thanks. Also, distance from rear end of screw to gear and length of gear. More drawings coming. Rick
Thanks. Also, distance from rear end of screw to gear and length of gear. More drawings coming. Rick
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Rick Kruger
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Photos of Steve's SB9 Lathe > Broken Cross Slide Screw
Attached are some photos of Steve Yasgur's 9" lathe that has the broken cross slide screw. I added them to an album named: Yasgur's 9" https://groups.io/g/SouthBendLathe/album?id=95223 Front view of t
Attached are some photos of Steve Yasgur's 9" lathe that has the broken cross slide screw. I added them to an album named: Yasgur's 9" https://groups.io/g/SouthBendLathe/album?id=95223 Front view of t
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Rick Kruger
· #101806
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Dismantling Junior 9" Cross Slide Screw
This below went to the Yahoo group, I think. At least my reply bounced for that reason. Re-posting to the"IO" group. Rick
This below went to the Yahoo group, I think. At least my reply bounced for that reason. Re-posting to the"IO" group. Rick
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Rick Kruger
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Dismantling Junior 9" Cross Slide Screw
Porting Posts from old Yahoo site. I see that Steve is now posting here. Onward. Rick Nelson Collar Today at 2:15 PM Where does your friend live? Maybe someone in that area could reach out to hin. Nel
Porting Posts from old Yahoo site. I see that Steve is now posting here. Onward. Rick Nelson Collar Today at 2:15 PM Where does your friend live? Maybe someone in that area could reach out to hin. Nel
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Rick Kruger
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questions and answers
JWE, I have to apologize for not having read the entire thread before posting my reply. I should have known, knowing you, that it had been discussed already. You description below is an excellent summ
JWE, I have to apologize for not having read the entire thread before posting my reply. I should have known, knowing you, that it had been discussed already. You description below is an excellent summ
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Rick Kruger
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questions and answers
JWE, We all know how much you've contribted in the past. It has been enormous. So, please, no disrespect, but really, I can't say that this was a very helpful contribution and it is not even responsiv
JWE, We all know how much you've contribted in the past. It has been enormous. So, please, no disrespect, but really, I can't say that this was a very helpful contribution and it is not even responsiv
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Rick Kruger
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Rotary Table
Might be obvious to most, but hasn't been mentioned yet. However you decide to mount the SB RT to the cross slide, you will need to ensure the centerline of the RT is the same as the centerline of the
Might be obvious to most, but hasn't been mentioned yet. However you decide to mount the SB RT to the cross slide, you will need to ensure the centerline of the RT is the same as the centerline of the
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Rick Kruger
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Boring small holes
This is interesting, to me at least, as the boring I've done has more often been under 1/2". I have a set of small boring bars that use variuos sizes of indexable carbide inserts (Circle brand?). Gets
This is interesting, to me at least, as the boring I've done has more often been under 1/2". I have a set of small boring bars that use variuos sizes of indexable carbide inserts (Circle brand?). Gets
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Rick Kruger
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Which method to believe./Japan Black Turk
I couldn't quite follow your description of the Wade 8A ways, but can share what may be a more complicated sliding way surface design. From my pre-WWII Rivett 1020. It has seven sliding ways on the ca
I couldn't quite follow your description of the Wade 8A ways, but can share what may be a more complicated sliding way surface design. From my pre-WWII Rivett 1020. It has seven sliding ways on the ca
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Rick Kruger
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Which method to believe.
I've not read all the replies on this thread and so may be diving into a pit. The test bars that I have used with the SB9As that I have owned (only 2), were long bars of 1" dia. steel with short taper
I've not read all the replies on this thread and so may be diving into a pit. The test bars that I have used with the SB9As that I have owned (only 2), were long bars of 1" dia. steel with short taper
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Rick Kruger
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What do you tell people when they ask...
Sorry, but I do not know Frank Burris. There are a lot of us involved with "fish stuff" here in Oregon, as well as most other states. You'd have to be more specific about who he works for and what he
Sorry, but I do not know Frank Burris. There are a lot of us involved with "fish stuff" here in Oregon, as well as most other states. You'd have to be more specific about who he works for and what he
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Rick Kruger
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