I have the components for a 13” South Bend lathe telescoping taper attachment for sale. There is some visible wear in the middle of the Acme screw, but I don’t have a mating nut so unsure how much wea

Eddie I just did some reading on those Broadbent lathes . Which model do you have ? They seem to be very well thought out machines . animal

So per folks's suggestions, I turned a plug to fit into my ss tubing at 5 degrees, which worked perfectly. My question is about the compound slide... Why did SB stop the degree marks at 90? To set the

Theres a guy over on the Practical Machinist forum that did some trick stuff to have the counter shaft take up less table space . He did a pretty nice job which I have been thinking of doing but been

Not mine. Just saw it on Craigslist in Somerville, MA. Looks like a lathe and collection of parts that were seldom used? Including the leather belt? https://boston.craigslist.org/gbs/tls/7552279082.ht

Hey Guys, Could someone out there school me on this little carbide cutter? I found a handful of them in some crap that I recently acquired. 0.250 wide, 0.368 long (face to face), 0.130 thick, and angl

First, when I asked for ideas for turning down some stainless steel tubing, you all gave me a bunch of great pointers, so thank you all! The first picture shows a section of tube going down from 1.25"

Bottom of the link https://www.polytechforum.com/metalworking/monarch-10ee-lathe-13192-.htm

I came across a 6” Sears. I know they’re not very useful, but I’d like to set it up and offer if to someone wanting to learn how to make chips. Does anyone have, or know where theres a manual or pictu

Hi guys, I have a 1913 South Bend 11x5 No. 29 for sale $1600 in MN Operational and in pretty dang good condition...for nearly 110 years old Powered lead screw and cross feed 120V 1hp motor Serial numb

I recently acquired a 1947 9C and found that there is a 116T screw gear that was used in conjunction with a 108/18 gear for fine feeds. This is not listed on the thread/feed chart of the machine. Calc

I have a Shaping Head for my Bridgeport Mill. I am making a Detachable Magazine Bottom Metal for a Weatherby Mark V and I need to broach out the magwell for the magazine. Depth is about 3 inches, as I

South Bend Heavy 10L lathe built in 1969. Four foot hardened steel bed with little wear. Powered by 1HP single phase motor currently wired for 110v, this lathe is plug and play ready and ready to run

hello, new subscriber here, i have a south bend model a, and i was rewiring a new motor when i found this diagram under the cover of the drum switch. i have searched the internet unsuccessfully for th

All I need to turn down three pieces of 1 1/4" dia stainless steel pipe to 30mm. My first thought was to make a pair of steel "plugs" with center holes drilled, and then turn the pipe between centers.

For some silly reason, I am in the hunt for a metric thread dial for a 9A. Some time ago I acquired a 127/100 transposing gear set and some additional gears. Thinking forward, i would like to single p

Like the title says, if anyone can guide me to a metric threading dial or know of one for sale I will appreciate the information Pablo

I don't know if anybody is interested, but I found this Craigslist ad this morning in the Knoxville C/L postings. It's for a South Bend lathe with a dated 1906 tag on it. Don't know the person posting

I don't know that I have the right terms here, but hopefully with pictures they suffice. My lathe went through a fire, and all the felt brunt up, including the felt washer that went between the spindl

I have been having a lot of trouble locating the yoke bracket I need for my 10L Heavy lever collet closer. I occasionally see a 5C collet adapter sleeve as well as the spindle nose thread protector th