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I should have noted - I have just upgraded my LMS 7x12 with a 7x16 Bed Extension and find the gnashing is actually Gear B just barely contacting behind Gear D on it's back edge. The gears have ~2/3

If you have the circular piece of metal you want to make into the wheel you can do the following: Clickspring has a good video on how-to mark out these holes

Tom, Is the F/O/R switch a DPDT (for just switching the polarity to the DC motor) or are there additional poles on that switch? Some of the mini lathes have an additional? pole on the F/O/R switch

Yeah, probably too tight. The plastic gears also tend to have tight and loose spots. When I was using them I set like I did back when I raced RC and slot cars. Use some news print. Put two thicknesses

Forgot to mention that this design makes it very simple to accurately clamp workpieces in the attachment; remove the four screws holding it to the cross-slide and clamp the whole thing ‘on it’s

I have the same ( or similar clone) one, I made a small pallet with a piece of ?” plate to attach to my cross slide in place of the compound. The screws shown fit into the mount for the compound,

Bret, I got frustrated with adjusting the change gears a while back. and conceived the design shown in the attached PDF. I have posted this before. Regards, John Mattis (retired mechanical engineer)

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Easy to check continuity on the switch with a VOM…or maybe a wire got disconnected while you were fixing the fuse.

It made in China. They do there designing by just copying a good product. It cost $59.00 free shipping. It part of my down sizing It nice to have some type mill. The next part is mounting to lathe.

Thanks everyone for you response. I cleaned the pot with alcohol and while I was inside found that the fuse holder had a loose wire. Put everything back together and the erratic RPM problem is solved

Except for the second handle that looks identical to the one for the Taig lathe . animal

Just got my milling attachment for my new lathe. Dave

If look this photo you see rasing block for 8" swing . I new it 7" but think they would try hard to hide it

I use one from CRC called "QD Contact Cleaner". Regarding replacement pot/switch combinations you need to pay attention to the switch -- whether the original is normally-open or normally-closed.?

Yes there are several “numbers” but which numbers mater? If you have a generic 7x lathe then you can buy an exact replacement part from LMS. The 7X uses a pot that is slightly hard to find and LMS

You find most programs for threading calculations will use 0.1% . You can for most work you can go as high as 2% in a pinch 4%. Dave

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Should numbers on backside or on side. There are different brands but the numbers tells which one to buy. Dave

Dave…what brand potentiometer should I buy if I need to replace the original?Tom wrote: