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I have a dalton lathe that was grandfather's (tool and die maker) and fathers (machinist who made mini steam engines as hobby) and? am trying to determine what type it is and approximate value. I

Hi there, my name is Andrea, I'm writing from Italy and I'm very pleased to have found such a huge place of information. After a long time waiting for a good deal with a small lathe I eventually found

All, I have a dalton lather that was passed from grandfather ( a tool and die maker ) to father and now to me. Unfortunately I have a woodworking business and generally do not do metal working . So I

The last three back plates I've made were made using a somewhat elaborate method, the reason being a backplate for massive old belt drive lathe I could'nt bore/thread on the lathe (no pick off gears),

Oh Poo on you Bart its your computer that has the problem. Hahahahahaha From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Grey Pilgrim via groups.io Sent: Thursday,

Thanks for reminding me Dan. Actually I am leaving to go down tomorrow morning. Sent: Thursday, January 20, 2022 8:02 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [DaltonLathes] Head stock spindle

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Dennis - are you going to bring your laptop back up home tomorrow? I'd sure like to help you get going with a better email system! Dan wrote:

Joe your envelop came today. Will get your item out next week when I get back from my coast home where I am heading to tomorrow morning. Dennis Sent: Thursday, January 20, 2022 11:10 AM To:

I? use 'Shield' from Bore Tech to protect my Charleville and Sharps. It's great on precision tools as well. Leaves no oily film.Not a lick of rust on my set up blocks used in an unheated shop.L

Where in NE a Ohio is this located. I may be interested in the tools Steve Davis Haulin-N-Such LLC 2019 Wadsworth rd Norton Ohio 44203

I agree with Glenn on this. I made one on my Clausing lathe, cut the internal threads by creeping up on the final I.D. and it came out great. I had to eventually drill and tap some ?-20 holes at the

I can see the attraction of the weights. Backing plate is a pretty simple piece, especially a blank one.? Yet they're like $50 and up. ( https://www.ebay.com/itm/265082948141 ) That's about 1/3 to

+1 for Dennis’s suggestion of boring the internal thread to fit. Also, from prior experience, using weight lifting weights often gets you into working with the poorest, low grade materials you’ll

I agree Dennis. I also live in Oregon (A wee south of the Turk steading) My shop is a separate building unheated. Each fall I douse every machine and most tools in oil as a winter treatment. Come

Glen in 1977 I moved into the home I built that was at 900 feet elevation. I had a shop that was at the back of the garage (separate building). The next summer I got my first mill and old Induma.

I've not seen one anywhere with the right threads. Best I've found is either a blank or one with a smaller hole that could be bored out and threaded. Steve Jordan on Youtube suggests using an

Does anyone have a source for a back plate for a Lot 4 A semi finished one would probably be preferred but the 1.25X 12 threaded hole is the key feature I need. I thought I had one lined up but it

I have to say, my gun safe which has about 40 pistols and a couple of long guns in it has done well using a goldenrod. It keeps the environment inside around 140-150 F. Some of the rarer handguns

Have a similar problem here in WV.? Most people don't realize it, but we are surrounded by water.? It's just in the form of creeks and streams.? The soil is mostly mud and retains a lot of