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John What state are you located in? Ron

I have a Dalton lathe in good working condition for sale...Conmtact me at baldwjo@... for details... Thanks John

Unfortunately Nick Dalton lathes are not the only lathes I have collected. SB, Logan, Shedd, Champion, Atlas, Drummond, Adept, Flexispeed ,Whitaker and Wilson and Star. Not to mention the

Hi Nick Thanks but do you really think a guy with I think 19 Daltons needs any more????????????"-))))))))) I just sold a very nice one and it only left a very small hole in the Turk works storage

Andy I know is really busy right now so I will answer for him. The belt on Andy's lathe is a composite of several materials. None of which I have any idea of what they are. Andy came across a vast

Hello everybody, I have a quick question. I was on the Oldarn website when I came across pictures of Andy Sargent's B-4. What caught my attention was the belt on the unit. It is green and yellow. Here

Nice! Mine are Dalton, South Bend, Atlas-Clausing, Atlas, Craftsman, Logan Powermatic, Blount, Weiler, Hardinge, Warner-Swasey, Magnaturn...and the list goes on. I even have my Burke mill that I play

Hi Dennis, 19 lathes! I thought I was bad when I had 16! Good luck with the museum, and the work, hopefully it'll all work out in the end. Trust me from experience, OSHA likes to work it out...in the

Hi Dennis, I can vouch for Andy's belts. He made me one and it works incredible. I believe the width is 15/16" not 1" which makes a big difference if your machine and countershaft are slightly miss

10 photos of the lathe I received from Dennis. Just dismantling it and preparing to clean her up.

Greetings everybody. Dennis, again I would like to thank you for your hospitality and kindness yesterday. I completely enjoyed the tour of your facilities and all the amazing machines and stories you

Hi all Well we have a new Dalton guy that just got his lathe tonight. I sold Tai West a very nice original approx 1924 Lot 4 lathe and I believe the serial number was 4280. No dings in the bed ways

Hi everyone, I have an old Dalton Model Six lot 4 lathe that I am selling on eBay. I must admit I didn't really know anything about it until I posted it for sale. I have been using it in my garage to

Dennis That tool post works great on my B-4. I use two different tools for making the fife ferrules, One to turn and taper to final diameter and another for making scored lines. Turning one Nickel

I have purchased several of Little machineshop Phase II hobby tool post but I have used them on 9 inch South Bend workshop lathes but not on a Lot 4 Dalton. They work great on a Lot 6 8-1/2 inch lathe

I purchased a Phase II Hobby Toolpost from Littlemachineshop.com and its wotking out fine for me. made from hardened steel http://www.littlemachineshop.com/products/product_view.php?

Hi Mark Here is what I put on John Glands Dalton and it worked out just fine. Your right the 100 or even the 075 size is to big. This one is built for 6 to 8 inch lathes. Turk

I want to put a quick change tool post on my Dalton lathe. Has anyone done this and what model did you use. I checked the size 100 and it seems it may be too big and not allow the holders to go low

Hi All, forgive me if this message appears twice I haven't got the hang of this site yet (what do you expect from a retired IBM engineer?). Thank you Dennis for your comments and help in dating my

wrote: Dalton. To answer your query my lathe requires a nose piece for holding the collets. This was missing on my lathe but when I looked in the box of collets there was a bright shiny one I made all