I can certainly look into it. But for the time being to get the machine running I know I can make that arm. I'll have to look at the older manual you guys suggested to see about positioning it. I real

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I watched a YouTube video by "Burtons attic" he basically completed a full rebuild of a 25-100, including the belts and drives....

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High school teacher here, breaking into the machine shop gear that no one has used in 20 years. We have a Rockwell lathe, from what I can tell (found manuals and sales brochures, it's definitely a 14"

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Sure. If you don't take it then I'll offer it up to the rest of the group under the same terms.

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thanks for the advice Kieth but I am a few steps ahead of you. The bulk of my experience may be HVAC but my second job out of school was over a bank of CNC machine centers. I know a little about preci

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Hi Tony, I can use a new Jackshaft pulley. Thanks, Bob

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I just did mine a couple weeks ago. I was removing the taper attachment and got advise from this group. There were no set screws in mine when I pulled the part you are referring to. I believe that Sco

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Please see post 8545. Paul

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I'm new to the group too having just got a 25-100 myself and found a copy of the manual in the 'Files' section of this group. Mine came with some old papers and one of them is a sheet on the steady re

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