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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 Planner Principal 3631 Route 22 East Somerville, New Jersey 08876 Office: (908) 534-9111 Direct: (908) 691-2323 Cell: (908) 343-9642 Toll Free: (844) 332-3854 www.BermanWright.com The information transmitted by this e-mail is intended only for the addressee and may contain confidential and/or privileged material. Interception, review, retransmission, dissemination, or other use of, or action upon this information by persons or entities other than the intended recipient is prohibited by law and may be subject to criminal and/or civil liability.If you received this communication in error, contact us immediately at (844) 332-3854, and delete the communication from computers or networks. Although this e-mail and attachments are believed to be free of viruses or other defects that might affect any computer system into which it is received, it is the responsibility of the recipient to ensure that it is virus free and no responsibility is accepted by Berman & Wright for any loss or damage arising in any manner in the event that such a virus or defect exists.

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 pointers members of the group can provide about working around its limitations and upgrading it correct them. Immediate concerns: getting readout capability for the cross slide motions and thread cutting tooling. I don't yet have a tool and cutter grinding capability. BTW my decision to acquire this DIY oriented home workshop lathe despite its limitations was influenced by my father's having worked at Sears Roebuck headquarters in 1940 designing power tools and hand tools. He knew Tom Dunlap well, and described Dunlap as his idol, both as a man and business man. I do not know whether my father worked on the design of this lathe, but he would at least have known something about its design. My father did for certain design the new 1940 Craftsman drill press models with the strong and rigid "I-beam" type head support. My father left Sears in 1941 to accept a commission in the Navy. He served as an engineering officer, ultimately as Chief Engineer on USS Tripoli (CVE-64), before returning to civilian life at the end of 1945. Dave Welsh Classical Coins [www dot classicalcoins dot com]

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

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 found another 109 and it has the 4 jaw chuck on it. I will need some change gears eventually. My Lathe is mounted on 1/2 inch steel plate for rigidly. My previous lathe had a bent spindle and I had one made, it was better but not by much. I look forward to what you guys can contribute to getting this "new to me" lathe back in usable order. Jim

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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 crank shafts for diesel military ships. He bought this 109 lathe for my grandpa for his 12th birthday, and recently, my grandpa gave it to me. My great grandpa was a machinist, my grandpa was/is a machinist / tool and die maker, and i've been professionally CNC machining for 2 years now. I think it's awesome that it's stayed in the family this long. Anyways, i'm glad to have found this group and look forward to learning and sharing with you all. Thanks!

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 / Jonathan

I’ve just gotten a pair of 109 lathes, both in good condition I need feedback on the largest jaw chuck that will fit and the craftsman’s model numbers that apply. A 6” chuck just seems too big Mark Harris Berman, A.I.A., P.P. Registered Architect & Professional Planner Principal www.BermanWright.com . Please forgive any misspelling.

Thanks to the person who responded to my part number inquiry for the spindle end gear I was able to purchase one on Ebay....

Thanks so much for the part number !

Gary, First, in the future please DO NOT put your entire message in the message Subject area. Not only does this limit the length of your message to 255 characters, but it makes it quite troublesome for anyone to read what little you can write without first hitting the REPLY button. So limit your Subject to no more than 40 to 60 characters. Now, the part number of the gear you are looking for is A-3221, and the description from the parts list is Spindle Gear. The only thing that I can tell you about that gear is that it is probably a 32T gear. I do not have an AA lathe to look at, so I can't tell you what the ID details are. I would guess that there is a good chance of Boston or some other gear manufacturer making a gear that you can modify to work. But you will need to know the Diametral Pitch (DP) and the Pressure Angle (PA) before you start looking through a catalog. If you asked any other question, I cannot read it because of where you put your message. Robert Downs Moderator

Welcome to the groups.io version of this group. Note at this time I am NOT Moving the AA_109_Lathe_Users_Group from Yahoo. I will wait to see how much activity this group receives and how well Groups.io handles things. I do not like the method Groups.io or more specifically owners of a groups.io groups simply decide to move everyone whether they want to or not. As will all my groups... Everyone is welcome. Topics are only moderated for spam. No politics or religion. So lets see where this group decides to go... :)

For anyone interested, I have a 109 for sale ... Very clean, all original parts (color red) ... includes all set up and ready for use. -- a complete set of change gears -- a 4 jaw chuck, a 3 jaw chuck, a lathe dog -- motor included,manual and a few other items Pics can be made available. Checking interest at this point Asking price $400 or Best Offer. Contact Jim 630-400-1649 Elgin, Illinois

Here is a link to some online machining information. Quite a lot of information. Ready to read online or download to archive. https://www.fastonline.org/CD3WD_40/JF/411/ If you back up 1 level = parent directory. There is more information in several fields such as construction and farming... -- Chris (CB)