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CME Tools & CDCO tools seem to have pretty good stuff from what I've seen & prices are ok . Freight is what will turn a want to order into a canceled order with most vendors out , sometimes if ya

I haven't made a lot with my 109.20630 in the last 20 years other than some few repair parts for my printing presses. Care-giving took me away in 2010, and then squatters looted the shop. Recently

Where did you get the Aloris-like tool holder? That would be really handy! Gary

I don’t see in the manual how many of each gear came with the lathe. I know I am missing some and would like to complete the set so could someone please tell me. Thanks! Ralph

One of the chucks that were used for armatures was just a pretty plain Jacobs chuck that threaded onto the spindle . Seems that everyone has to have one .? A good 3-jaw is probably just as accurite

Sometimes I get lucky with finding details by looking at EBAY posting. ?For example this headstock (

Just joined and recently finished rebuilding a 109 that is in good shape and quite complete. ?Added an armature chuck set to it, a new non-independent 4 jaw chuck, and an Aloris-like tool holder.

Well, small world! Robert Downs Sent: Saturday, August 20, 2022 06:25 To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [AA-109-Lathe-Group] Drive Pulley Robert...it's me! vtcnc.

Robert...it's me! vtcnc. [email protected]> wrote:

Jeff, I do not know Bryan nor know what make of lathe he has or had. But you may be in the wrong Group. The Atlas 3950 (and the almost identical Craftsman 101.21200) is the first model of the

Bryan, I know this is an old topic, but I just got an Atlas 3950 without motor.? Do you still have your 560-195 drive pulley? Jeff

Dave, If you are referring to the database that mainly consists of the various Atlas-built machines, the number string in the SER_NR field for the Atlas machines consists mainly of the serial

Also, here is a great reference to get started - http://www.lathes.co.uk/craftsman/page9.html <http://www.lathes.co.uk/craftsman/page9.html> If I recall, there are 109’s were offered with two

You can find parts for these lathes on EBAY. This seller has a pretty wide selection. https://www.ebay.com/itm/393570455469?ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT&_trksid=p2060353.m1438.l2649

Thank you for the quick reply. I asked that question, because in the files section, there is a spreadsheet that looks like there are serial numbers? At any rate my lathe has no cast marks. Only the

??? ??? I have one of each style 109's cept I'm missing the tailstock on one of them . What was that mad the 21280 more expensive then the other ? ??? ??? thanks ??? ??? animal

I thought that I had sent a reply to this earlier tonight but haven’t seen it come through, so I will re-send. Dave, AFAIK none of the AA or Double A lathes ever had a serial number. At least

Dave, AFAIK. None of the AA built machines had a serial number. At least none of the ones in the database have one reported. That even includes the one 109.21280 that has been reported.

Hello, I am a new member today. I was given a Sears 109.20630 lathe. It is not complete. First of my questions is: where can I find the serial number? I will come back for more questions later. Thank

The following files and folders have been uploaded to the Files area of the [email protected] group. * /STL/618-32-20-test.stl (