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Good Morning Bob: Here is what I have so far: Stock is 3/4" 12L14, HSS 3/8" cutting tool - sharpened & honed, 3 jaw on hs and live center in ts. With stock either chucked or supported by ts, I

Ken, The belt always going to the same side sounds like the motor shaft is not exactly parallel to the countershaft. On the 7x10 group, J.W. Early posted a hinged motor mount mod. that makes

Check list time: What are you cutting, type of metal/plastic, diameter and length. How is it chucked, 3 jaw, 4jaw, between centers or combination. Type of cutter, hss, carbide, a u-grind or factory

After setting and checking my Homier 7X12 lathe 9 ways to sunday, I am still turning tapers! As carriage is advancing towards the hs assembly, the hs cutting tool starts to chatter, no matter what

Hi Roy, That certainly is a comprehensive web site. Thanks for pointing me to it! My belt doesn't 'walk' really . I centre it and by the time its done a half turn, it is already at the side, it then

Here's everything you ever want to know about timing belts, and tons more trivia, besides: http://www.sdp-si.com/D260/D260cat.htm Basically, if the belt is centered on the pulleys, everything

Hi Jerry, Thanks for that advice. I have just got one of the sanders you describe I will look at it tomorrow. In answer to your question, I'm a sea captain, my last ship was an Ocean tug of 4,600

Ken, Some of my belt driven machinery, actual has something like an idler wheel on them. It allows some control of the belt. If you have seen some of the table top belt sanders I think they

Hi Jerry, Thanks for your response. I haven't had much dealings with belt drives, now I have two, lathe and band saw, so I am being ultra cautious I suppose. There is no noise and the belt has run

Thank you Frank --- Frank Hoose <fhoose@...> wrote:

Capt Ken, As to your question one, I would with a lot of belt driven things in my shop and lateral moves, pitch, etc, etc can cause a belt to run in an awkward way. You may have something not

Hi, I have a Clarke CL300M 7x12, which I have been using like the old 16x84 that I previously had and the strain is telling! I have replaced the line fuse with a proper strong one that is much

If you're new to machining or simply new to the 7x series of mini lathes or mini mill, check out the following resources: LittleMachineShop.com --------------------- LittleMachineShop.com provides us

You may have better luck getting an answer on the following group: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/7x10minilathe/ It covers the same topics but has over 2200 members. Frank

Hi, just found this group and I have a problem maybe some of you can help me with. I have an old Atlas lathe that when the v-belt broke, I replaced it but now I can't get the headstock back in

Hi All, Thanks for all the help youi gave me on these two matters - I have resolved the casting problem by getting replacements. Alum is a bit hard to find here! I managed to get good service from

electric switch not Hi Ken: Like most DC brush motor controllers you can reduce the speed control to the point the motor stops turning. But this probably doesn't mean that you can stop current

just had a look at my chester conquest and it doesnt seem to do that DAVID WILLIAMS BOLTON ENGLAND davidalan@... www.smartgroups.com/groups/fliers www.smartgroups.com/groups/pre78bmw

I recently bought a 7x12 Homier and so far so good. The question I have is when I shut the varible speed knob to off and manually turn the lathe backwards I can feel a restriction. If I turn the

Well right now I cna't get into any more hobbys lol, costs to much on ym part time job... Happy Thanksgiving and thanks for answering all my questions on knifemaking! Sean best cut metal the