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Hi Ron As to your Dalton and storage WD-40 is probably the worse thing you could possibly put on your Dalton. That stuff is a water dispersal agents and does not protect anything. Great for English

CRC makes a great Corrosion Inhibitor look it up on there web site?

I agree Glenn and I live in Oregon. wink twice and rust appears here. I used a mix of car wax cut with 80 weight axle oil Apply with hands (in gloves) things last and do not rust.

Wd40 will definitely not last more than a week or two. ?I’ve been had excellent results coating machine tools with lanolin. ?Wiped down the column on an antique delta drill press two years ago,

If you have a compressor, I would get a can of good carnauba car wax, cut it with lacquer thinner an spray a good heavy coat on everything, especially the bare metal areas like the ways etc.

Use RIG rust inhibiting grease or rub paraffin wax on it, then melt the paraffin with a heat gun. An unbroken coating of either will protect it very well. WD40 is only about 30 % light machine oil

Hi Glenn, It is a base plate to mount work on, though someone is ahead of you. wrote:

Marc, Base plate to mount work on or a backing plate for a chuck? Thanks Glenn

http://www.dayattherange.com/?page_id=3667 A comprehensive empirical test of 46 anti corrosion brands. Very enlightening. wrote:

I’ve had good luck with Boeshield T-9, though I’ve not mothballed anything for nearly as long as you plan to. John Rosberg Documentation and

I have been using my Dalton with the taper attachment for the last 16 years to make tapered Ferrules for the fifes I make. I need room in the garage so I made enough taper ferrules to last me at

I have been using my Dalton with the taper attachment for the last 16 years to make tapered Ferrules for the fifes I make. I need room in the garage so I made enough taper ferrules to last me at

Not working fully retired now, sold the company last year so at 80 I figured it was time to slow down? Sent from Mail for Windows 10 Sent: Wednesday, October 21, 2020 7:44 AM To:

Thanks Dennis. Someone named Rainer from Germany jyst contacted me. How are you? Still working?

Mark one of our Dalton friends was looking for a shifter expect to hear from him. Don’t remember who but I am sure he will contact you. Dennis Sent from Mail for Windows 10 Sent: Wednesday,

I’ll have a look tomorrow Dennis, it’s all moved here now to it’s new home and today I’ve setup the overhead drive shaft and belt. I did mean to check but got a bit absorbed sorting out the

I’ve found an example of the tool post on a Myford lathe on Tony Griffiths’ site here http://www.lathes.co.uk/myford-ml7/index.html <http://www.lathes.co.uk/myford-ml7/index.html> you’ll need to

I think the casting with the screw is part of a tool post - it would fit on a stud in the top slide and the domed washer and nut hold it down. The clamping force is applied by nipping the little

No I'm afraid there are no new bearings shells available.? One has to machine them from bronze if you need new ones.??

Hi again You are right, had to remove there red washers to get the old spindle to fit in the new lathe head, also both units have bronze bearings. can the right kind be obtained. Bob Sent from