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Threading Stop Bolt
Ok. Thar connected the dots for me. Thanks Jim Question. Do you have the drawing full page with a better resolution? The ones in the file section are a bit blurry for my eys Al
Ok. Thar connected the dots for me. Thanks Jim Question. Do you have the drawing full page with a better resolution? The ones in the file section are a bit blurry for my eys Al
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Threading Stop Bolt
The write up I was referring to was written by Steve Wells and Ed Godwin 3 October 2007. Al
The write up I was referring to was written by Steve Wells and Ed Godwin 3 October 2007. Al
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Threading Stop Bolt
Jim, Is that large dial convertion the one Steve Wells published? Al
Jim, Is that large dial convertion the one Steve Wells published? Al
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Looking For A Special Tap
Don’t know where you live but Newman Tools say they make custom taps. https://www.newmantools.com/taps/tapsinch.htm I have never used their service. Al
Don’t know where you live but Newman Tools say they make custom taps. https://www.newmantools.com/taps/tapsinch.htm I have never used their service. Al
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SB 18" x 120" for sale near Portland OR
Maybe it did and it got lost in one of its moves. Al
Maybe it did and it got lost in one of its moves. Al
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Will parts from newer lathes fit a 1913 model 29 lathe?
That was my thinking also. Cheaper and custom made. Al
That was my thinking also. Cheaper and custom made. Al
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SB 9A paint color was Re: [SouthBendLathe] SB 9A project completed
Link appears to be working now. al
Link appears to be working now. al
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SB 9A paint color was Re: [SouthBendLathe] SB 9A project completed
Steve, the links to your serial number data base appears to be broken. Just went to look up my 9A. I believe it is a 1950 model Cat #444Y Sn 22046NAR9 Model "A" Al
Steve, the links to your serial number data base appears to be broken. Just went to look up my 9A. I believe it is a 1950 model Cat #444Y Sn 22046NAR9 Model "A" Al
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Left Side Cover Hinge
My thoughts are to place shims in (packed tightly) until the pin is aligned correctly. They will bare the brunt of the load. From the door weight. A thinned-out epoxy will lock the shims in place. Doi
My thoughts are to place shims in (packed tightly) until the pin is aligned correctly. They will bare the brunt of the load. From the door weight. A thinned-out epoxy will lock the shims in place. Doi
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Left Side Cover Hinge
On this door pin, could you drill out all the Babbitt the shim the pin in place? After it is all aligned, pour some thinned epoxy in to fill the gaps. Al Al Knack
On this door pin, could you drill out all the Babbitt the shim the pin in place? After it is all aligned, pour some thinned epoxy in to fill the gaps. Al Al Knack
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Warm left/rear bearing
Now it makes sense. Thanks. As noted, I have a 9A. No such animal on mine Al Knack
Now it makes sense. Thanks. As noted, I have a 9A. No such animal on mine Al Knack
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Warm left/rear bearing
Thanks. Then I can assume it functions like a Jack screw? I see felt so it also wicks oil for lubricants on the spindle Al Knack
Thanks. Then I can assume it functions like a Jack screw? I see felt so it also wicks oil for lubricants on the spindle Al Knack
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Warm left/rear bearing
I’m not familiar with the 10R/L. I have a 9A, but what is this expander? Any pictures? Al
I’m not familiar with the 10R/L. I have a 9A, but what is this expander? Any pictures? Al
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SB 9A project completed
Don’t worry about it. I get the 2of them confused also. 😊 Al
Don’t worry about it. I get the 2of them confused also. 😊 Al
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Warm left/rear bearing
On my 9A, I removed the threaded in oil cups. Then used compressed air and brush to clean out the holes. Mine had a fair amount of crap in them Al
On my 9A, I removed the threaded in oil cups. Then used compressed air and brush to clean out the holes. Mine had a fair amount of crap in them Al
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Knurls
Actually, it look like they bolted it on backwards to me. Al
Actually, it look like they bolted it on backwards to me. Al
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Knurls
I believe that Homecraft was made by Delta/Rockwell and was their consumer grade tools. My Homecraft drill press isn’t close to a Atlas DP construction I have. Al
I believe that Homecraft was made by Delta/Rockwell and was their consumer grade tools. My Homecraft drill press isn’t close to a Atlas DP construction I have. Al
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Metric thread dial
Get yourself a left-hand threading tool. Turn it upside down on the tool post. Run the lathe in reverse and cut the thread towards the tail stock. Should not do this with a threaded-on chuck. Here is
Get yourself a left-hand threading tool. Turn it upside down on the tool post. Run the lathe in reverse and cut the thread towards the tail stock. Should not do this with a threaded-on chuck. Here is
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Metric Thread Dial
I think you did a good job. I’ve seen (haven’t done) #1 & #3. #2 is a new one for me. I don’t have the gears so I haven’t cut any metric. I purchase a die as I need them. Al
I think you did a good job. I’ve seen (haven’t done) #1 & #3. #2 is a new one for me. I don’t have the gears so I haven’t cut any metric. I purchase a die as I need them. Al
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Getting my SB 9C working
Mark, you are over thinking this. When I got my 9A, I knew very little about them. It needed a belt and seemed like the serpentine belt was the way to go. I estimated the size I needed (51.5”) based o
Mark, you are over thinking this. When I got my 9A, I knew very little about them. It needed a belt and seemed like the serpentine belt was the way to go. I estimated the size I needed (51.5”) based o
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