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If those 60 degree boring bars are the ones I'm thinking of, they work well for threading small bores in the lathe. Jim is is all find 0

Thanks Jim, I don't know what I'll do with just one. Maybe I'll have to get myself a desk so I can use it as a paperweight. There are also what look like some type of milling cutters, or special

Hi Dave, It looks like you have parallel bar. I thought that's what it might be and did a little search and found the following: http://www.amenex.com/forsale/panda9.html The momax may be a cobalt

Hello all, I have a general OT question here. I picked up a rolling cart with some drawers and all the crap that was in them at a garage sale today. In with some drills and taps ( an 1 1/4-12!) is a

Be proud when Daltons start selling like that HOLTZAPFFEL GBP 25,100.00 (Approximately US $47,293.42) R.T. :D

Hi All OK I have added three lathes to the register and also there pictures in the photo section. The next one I will put up is the original condition peddle powered Lot 4 B-4. Dennis

Makes this one look like a bargain <http://cgi.ebay.com/Ornamental-Turning-Guilloche-Machine-Rose-Engine_W0QQitemZ8929857653QQcategoryZ34083QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem> And it is on the left

Hi Ed and All Yes these lathe are very highly prized as they were built by a single person mostly for friends. I think one of my English friends told me there were only like 10 or 12 of them ever

Passed on from the UK engine list. See http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=6276668512 Give your wallet a tranquilizer before looking at the price! 8^) Ed Stoller New Fairfield,

OK I know this is going to the group guys. And yes Dave I did not have my pants on yet."-))))) Hay I can sit here and talk to you guys in my skivvies if I wont to."-))) OK to threading. Here is

Dennis and Jim, Thanks for all the threading info. I'm glad it's posted here, cuz I know I'll be going back to it, and if it's here I'll know where to look for it. Dennis, man, I hope you had your

Hi Dave, It sounds like you are off to a good start cuting threads. One thing you may want to keep in mind is that the chart is just a reference. It is meant to let you know where to stop well

Hi all again. I went back and looked at Dave's email and if I had scrolled to the bottom of the page I would have seen the Yahoo site links. One must be careful and be sure he is fully awake before

Hi All and especially Ron. I apologize for this posting. I am not just sure how it got here as I was responding to Dave Kirks email this morning. In his email I did not see any reference to the

Hi Dave OK just think of it this way. Your cross slide is an indirect reading dial. If you dial in .010 you take .020 off the diameter. Just remember that one thing and you will be fine.

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Hi all, I was looking at the threading charts posted yesterday and of course I have a couple of questions here. First one being, since there is no dial ring on the top slide, can I assume that if I

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Hi R T????? (Road and track or Run tough or or or) I have emailed the lady that was selling the Dalton for here friend. I have not heard back from here as to whether the lathe was still for sale.