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What kind of motor's are you using on your lathe. Are you using the original motor or some kind of variable speed hook-up? I was thinking about using a treadmill motor with a controller for variable

Is there anyone interested in the drip pans? I too would be interested, depending on the cost and shipping. When could these be made if we were to go ahead with the build?

It sold, with a "Buy It Now"!! wrote:

Dennis, I had forgotten that you mentioned the chip trays earlier. I for one, am interested. How much do you think they will cost? Oh, and shipping might be a bit salty to PA. What do you think? Wes

Hi Ron Actually I dont have any pictures but they will not be distinguishable from the originals. Turk

Hey Dennis You say you have samples of these chip trays. Can you post some pictures as well as overall dimensions I'm currently using the bottom half of an oven's broiler pan. Ron Peeler B-4 Owner

Hi Larry and all You guys that would like to have a chip tray I have a source for getting them made up for us. All I will need is a list of guys that wont trays . I have samples of Lot 4 30 and 36

My lathe doesn't have a chip tray and I was wondering if anyone has the dimensions or maybe even a drawing of what one looked like. Just a basic size of the tray and an angular dimension with a length

Hi All Well I have stopped crying for now so I thought I would let everyone know that Brian has made the score of the century. I will post one of Brian's pictures up for all to drool over. I just

I had been watching that as well and was really curious when it was relisted what they were thinking. For the money the owner is asking now, there are a lot of larger better equipped machines out

Hi, Today I purchased a Dalton B4 lathe, lot 4, S/N 2742, with a 36" bed. After I sort out, or figure out what all of the pieces are, I'll take some pictures and post them if anyone is interested.

Hi Ron Yes I had been in contact with Herb but he is not the owner of the lathe he only sells on eBay. The owner never set any kind of a price on the lathe but as the auction came to an end he got

Another Dalton listed on e-bay metal lathe "dalton six" antique beauty early 1900's !! Item number: 330056241444 Dirty Harry pulled his orginal listing and re-listed as a "Buy it Now" or "Best Offer"

Hi Wes No problem with a drive as I have helped Andy setup one. Check out his web site and look for Andy Sargents lathe. I may have some standards for you but not sure right now. For sure I will help

Dennis, Thank you for taking the time to respond so thoroughly to my inquiry. I checked the lathe out with your tips in mind and was pleasantly surprised how tight and smooth everything is. I did end

Hi Daren In the South Bend how to run a lathe there is a setup showing an overhead line shaft drive system. If you don't have a copy of this they are always available on eBay. Some of the Dalton line

i have a b4 lathe with original overhead shaft system which i want to set up wondering if anyone could help by way of diagram or photo; s showing drive shaft mounting and dimensions and what size

-Hi Wes OK to Daltons. The Lot 2 3 4 and 5 lathes were aimed at the home shop market. Lot 6 and 8 lathes were for business use. The Lot 4 lathe you are talking about was built about 1923 to early

Hi, I'm new here. My name is Wes and I am looking at purchasing this lathe to replace a little mini lathe I currently own. I joined your site to learn about the lathe prior to bidding. I do have a few

Hi all Ya the lathe is a lot 4 serial number 4277 Turk