Hello, I have two AXA size toolposts that I am tired of looking at. Both are piston type, One is brand new still in grease paper and the other one has been mounted on a lathe and barely used. I would

For someone that needs a good variable speed, reversable setup, I am offering a Baldor IDXM7006 inverter duty ½ HP motor and TECO Westinghouse L510-101-H1-U Variable Frequency Drive for sale. See atta

Landed on this site tonite & saw they have some South Bend Lathe parts https://farmboysales.com/products/south-bend-9a-metric-transposing-threading-gear-chart-tag-chart-no-3

Zep "Cherry Bomb" is my current favorite. Use it like a waterless hand cleaner, and then rinse it off. If you wet your hands first, it doesn't stick well enough, and most of it just goes down the sink

Looking for options to add collets to my very old SB 15x8 lathe. I have seen the recent posts on using a backplate and ebay/amazon ER40 chuck. Wondering what was the original taper in the tube of my S

I dug up this old project up. I had to modify it to include the pictures. Originally they were on photo bucket. I thought it might be of interest. Hope it comes through. Jim B. Dr. James A Benjamin 16

A local feller has this for sale for 200. Says it opens 6" and weighs 70#. Anyone know what model it is and if it's a good deal?

The topic of getting or making T-nuts to fit QC and block type toolposts is a hardy perennial on forums and internet chat sites. Reference to the Tooling Dimensions table in "How to Run a Lathe" will

I need to cut a 0.190" wide slot, 0.300" deep in a ~1.75" wide chunk of steel, and it's a part for my milling machine, so I can't do it on the mill. I don't think the tolerances are particularly tight

I started this thread instead of replying to the Tee nut thread. It is a bit off topic for making Tee nuts :-) Bill, I changed the tumblers on my RV trailer so everything opens with the same key. This

I forgot do I want a tumbler off a 10L or a Heavy 10. WIll an of these fit my 9A ? https://www.ebay.com/itm/404165385122?hash=item5e1a225ba2:g:UjMAAOSw-h9j7Pxt&amdata=enc%3AAQAHAAAAsN84OgK9Ed%2FfJqVYg

Hey Guys, Just transitioning to my new-to-me Phase 2 tool post on my SB9c. No way the t-nut that came with it will fit. I see three options: 1. Re-mill the t-nut that came with the post. My least pref

Hi There, For the last two weeks, I have been sending emails to Metal Lathe Accessories but I haven't receive any response. Are they no longer in business? Good Luck! -Blue Chips- Webb

No connection with myself. Got a 14.5" similar, otherwise would want it. On Ebay UK, price looks like a bargain. https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/394459922709?hash=item5bd7a4c115:g:tbQAAOSw7a9j0rjB&amdata=e

Fell asleep with youtube on last nite ,& woke up & this was on @ 2:30 this am . https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FNajMA4I20A&ab_channel=Nasedo375 animal

All this discussion of metric threads has raised a question in my mind. Sorry for being simple, but the only metric threads I ever cut were small enough that they were done with a tap or a die, never

I purchased on ebay a 3D printed compound gear that is supposed to enable metric threading on my Heavy 10. The gear appears to be printed well, and is equipped with a bronze bushing center for reduced

So , I've been thinking of making a ER40 collet chuck as you folks know form the tread I started last week . I keep thinking the only part that I'm not 100 % sure I can pull off is the metric threads

A bud gave me a set of the metric threading gears for my lathe . I keep thinking I have seen on some lathes you need a different banjo to use these gears . DO you use the stock banjo on the 9A ? thank

Hi everyone, I am looking for a Metal Lathe Dog Drive Face Plate for my 1935 SB Lathe. I don't know what the thread size is, so took my 3 Jaw chuck off and took it to a Machine shop to find out what s