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Hopefully Brian has one to sell.

No. You might get away with using a 3L V-belt for a little while but all of the link belt is too wide and would run (for a few seconds) only on the OD of the pulley. Robert Downs Sent: Thursday,

Bryan, I would very much appreciate that. Gary

I may have one available. I'll take a look this weekend and shoot you an email with details if it looks like a potential solution. -- Bryan

Thanks guys but no luck on a step pulley that small. I am wondering if a 3L or 3/8 would work for a drive with link belt. That would be a 3/8 belt on a 1/4 lathe pulley.

Most are nylon but McMaster.com has some to fit 2L (1/4”) belts. Robert Downs Sent: Tuesday, November 19, 2019 17:05 To: [email protected] Subject: [AA-109-Lathe-Group] Drive Pulley Where

Try McMaster carr. Or make one. I know - how without a lathe. Many of the DIY guys use a basic wood pulley to get a lathe running. Then make an al replacement..

Where have you guys found a drive pulley that uses a 1/4 belt?

I only have the Morse Taper dimensions table in Machinery’s Handbook and the reverse-engineered drawings left by Lionel Weightman some 20 years ago to go by. But at least his drawing of the

Its an MT0 --- zero. But its an odd size zero. slightly smaller. A standard MT0 will fit the spindle. Chris (CB)

please help sorry if i done this =wrong never belonged to a group new at this

I have been lurking for some time, was a member of the Yahoo group.? I had one of these lathes but gave it to my son with a new 3 jaw chuck.? He scrapped it just recently...what a waste.? Recently

Excellent! Thanks, Chris!

In addition to the Yahoo files I have also uploaded the messages... An archive of ALL the Yahoo messages.? It is in MBOX format.? if you are using Windows you will need a program to open these

Hello, This email message is a notification to let you know that the following files have been uploaded to the Files area of the [email protected] group. * /files.zip (

Hey guys/gals, I Just joined the group and I'm glad there's still groups like this out there talking about and using these old lathes. Cool story: my great grandpa ran a lathe in a factory making

Chris, Right you are!! Just looking to dampen some of the resonance n flex that sometimes shows itself. I have never come across a long bed? Guess I’m always in the wrong place or at the wrong time.

Jonathan You have to remember these lathes were designed as inexpensive hobby lathes. Keeping that in mind they have their limits. Improvements to "any" lathe can be done. But ultimately you still

Just joined , , I have a 6×12 109 lathe! Looking to possibly ?stiffen the bed ways and possibly ?make an extension ? ? Any hints or tips are appreciated ! ! Respect ?Always Metalshaper ?/

Mark Some info for you DISCLAIMER -- I am including some links to Ebay. They are for reference as Ebay is "convenient" to find things. I am NOT the seller, dont know the sellers and am not