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My name is Brian. Thank you for a thorough answer. The 2 faceplate numbers I gave in my first post were actually cast into the faceplates at manufacture.? B3518 often appears on auction sites and

?? (Please sign all posts with some sort of name) The 109.0702 and 109.0703 were made for Sears by AA from 1941 through 1943. They originally came with a 1/2” diameter spindle with 1/2”-24

I have a 109.0703 with a 3/4"-16TPI spindle, a lathe dog, and no faceplate. Anyone know the casting number for the 3/4"-16TPI faceplate? I know B3518 is the 1/2"-20TPI faceplate. I think 218 is the

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Sounds good! I’ll remember our conversation, when I see parts for a 109 I’ll post to our group. 1 have a 1947 109. It’s in really good shape. I know u will b able to get what u need for yours, u

I think you nailed it. I went to E-bay and searched for "Craftsman head stock" and I saw several similar 'head stocks' for the larger lathes. Thanks a lot! ?Higher speed would be for wood or brass -

Yes, I agree. Looks like the head for turning wood. It should work for metal, just gonna turn fast. U have a good start for getting your 109 up & running. I’ve looked on eBay, there r a lot of parts

I'm gonna say it's another headstock . ??? ??? animal

A friend who was cleaning out his warehouse gave me a box of parts, about half of a Craftsman 101 and about some Craftsman 109 bed, a 109 head stock. An attachment was mounted on the bed that I can't

Well I bought one complete for $50 and another for $150 and I experimented with using them and found that improvements to the headstock and spindle are necessary to do serious work of the lightest

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Let me go back and look again. I am pretty sure that I have one in my excess parts bin, wherever that is. Bill Sent from Mail for Windows 10 Sent: Wednesday, November 24, 2021 17:36 To:

Hey Bill , I'm looking for a AA 109 tailstock . I came across a 109? lathe in good shape & not over expensive like some folks seem to think? but missing the tailstock that I want to give a bud for

I just realized that I might have confused myself Animal. Are you in need of an Atlas 618 tailstock or an AA 109 tailstock? I may have been looking for the wrong thing! Bill in Boulder Sent from Mail

OK , thanks for looking . ??? ??? thanks ??? ??? animal

Yes I did and found two AA-109 tailstocks and a 618 crossfeed part but no tailstock surplus to requirements. Sorry to take so long but I kept looking and hoping! Bill Sent from Mail for Windows 10

Bill , did you get a chance to look for that tailstock? ??? ??? thanks ??? ??? animal

Thanks Bill . I have a bud that likes steam engines so I picked up this 109? a ways back with the intent to go through it & give it to him as a Christmas present . I know these lathes have their

Having a typical hobby machinist shop (not neat!) I will go dig through boxes. Having 2 ? of the AA109 lathes,; it took me a while to figure out their capacities. But it is possible that the ?

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