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Excellent! Thanks, Chris!

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

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

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

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

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

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..

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

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.

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

Bryan, I would very much appreciate that. Gary

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:

Hopefully Brian has one to sell.

Hi Gary, I have a drive pulley off a 101.21200 Craftsman 6" lathe. I also have the belt and spindle pulley if you are interested. The belt is 1/4" wide. Here are the manual part numbers: 560-195,

Brian definitely interested. I can not e mail you cant seem to get your e mail address to show. My e mail is up now so you can get a hold of me. I found something laying around here but not sure it

This is my first lathe, recently purchased a 109.20630 Now I realized that a thread dial is part of a lathe and it's missing. Any help would be greatly apreciated, Thanks

Hello, I am wanting to build a set of change gears for my 109. I am needing the specifications for the gears if anyone can help me it would be greatly appreciated. Thanks Hoss

Hi, I have just joined the group. I have just acquired a 1940s vintage AA109 Craftsman Dunlap lathe in good working order and am about to start setting it up in my workshop. I would appreciate any

Hi all. I make bamboo fly rods, and at some point, you need to get a metal lathe to do some of the work. I've done a lot of research, and while the Chinese mini lathes are affordable, I'd really

Does anyone know where I can find one of these? I have two machines in great condition except this part Mark Harris Berman, A.I.A., P.P. Registered Architect & Professional