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Hey Denny, Joe is holding the chuck for me, so with the back plate you have there, it looks like 'ol Hubert wants this chuck on his lathe. Thanks! Do you need me to send out the chuck, or are you

Hi Dave Say I was looking though my spares cabinet last night and I found a brand new Bison 4inch back plate for an adjust true chuck. It is 1 inch 10 thead and plenty of room to put the Dalton

Morning Denny, I'll skip the 3". Hey, if you do an extra 'specially nice job fitting my back plate, I won't tell your wife about the English girlfriend. =8-o I asked Joe at Plaza Machinery about

Hi Dave Dave a 3 inch is just going to infuriate you. I have a 3 1/2 on my little English girl friend and it will not hold all that much and not all that well either. Dave one bet is get one of the

Hi gang, Anybody know the holding capacity of a 3" chuck? I found a new Bison 3 jaw with both sets of jaws for $99, and I don't think it would be all that much smaller holding capacity-wise than

Thanks a million, Dennis! I'll post some pics when I've mastered the threading dance! <dennis.turk2@...> wrote: shaft I

Hi Jim The tool post I used on Johns lathe was the aluminum version of the 065 size tool post. I did however install one of the Phase II 065's on the 9 inch South Bend workshop lathe I built for

http://www.phase2plus.com/details.asp?pr=Hobby_Quick_Change_Tool_Set&cat=Machine_Tool_Accessories&id=238 http://www.littlemachineshop.com/products/product_view.php?ProductID=2401 ----Original

Per Andy Sargent's sugguestion, I using a Phase II Hobby tool post. Just the right size for my B-4. I'm using 3/8 inch bits ( same size as I use on my 9" south Bend) Ron Peeler B-4

Hi Denny, What is the brand and model of the tool post on John Gland's lathe? The Aloris A2 that you gave me from your B-6 is a little too large. I can't get the tool holders low enough to use 1/2"

--Hi John Not off topic at all. The stud position is the gear that goes on the shifter handle shaft on the back of the head stock. The screw gear goes on the lead screw. The gear in-between if not

Gents -- forgive my not logging in properly to the yahoo site -- I'm traveling and don't have the required data with me -- I'm getting ready to cut thread on my Dalton (!) for the first time --

Hi again I forgot to tell you what works really good for a back plate. Bison makes unfinished back plates for an Atlas lathe with the 1 inch 10 or 8 thread. These back plates come in 3 4 and 5 inch

Hay all you guys check out the new link in the link section. Boy is that one scruffy looking Dalton renagade."-))) Hay I just could not pass this up Ron. HEHEHEHE Turk

Hi All Well I got the two face plates and that makes three of them I have. John Gland has asked for one and Dave Kirk has asked for one. Is there anyone ells that would like the last one??? Also as

Jim, Great information, and saved me a lot of typing. :o) Besides, I'm sure you would like someone other than Dennis to agree with you sometimes. :o) R.T. :D The Notorious Alabama Dalton

Hi Dave, I also had similar problems with the well used original 3 jaw union chuck. My machinist friend ground the jaws like Jim mentioned but it's accuracy varied depending on the diameter of the

Hi Dave, Sorry to hear that you're having problems with your chuck. You are pretty much wasting your time with a test bar (or anything else) if you can't hold it rigid. You may want to talk to

Evenin' folks, Well, at least part of the problem is the chuck jaws. I put a 1 1/2 piece of aluminum in the chuck and tightened it up real good and I can wiggle it back and forth with my fingers.

Hi Ed, No, it wouldn't matter which direction you were cutting. The taper is a result of a changing distance between the tool point and the spindle axis. Dave, your chuck may not be a factor in