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Hi MarcOK now I see what the item is that is bolted to the back of the saddle.? Its the support for the saw table.? Took me a bit to put it all together.? Some one was quite creative with your

Wow Denis the restored machines look absolutely stunning. I’ll take the hint lol and start cleaning her up. I was fortunate to get quite a few toys with it. I didn’t even notice the milling

I’m not sure it’s rather odd. I’ve also something kinda horseshoe shaped, same sort of shape and size of a traditional bicycle brake caliper. It’s got holes drilled. It’s in the photo but

Look this site over Marc.? ?https://www.flickr.com/photos/45888076@N00/

Hi Marc? I have toured the UK and are well aware of why so many of you guys over there have these little bitty garden sheds that are actually little machine shops.? Taxes right.? Portable

Could that be some type of crude tracer lathe

These bits also came with it. I’m guessing the slide is from another lathe? Any ideas? As for the other bits I’ve no idea what they are for. I’d certainly appreciate the education. I’ll try

Photo 3 is just another angle of the table saw. I’m led to believe it came with it originally.

I’m in the UK Denis. Wiltshire Marc Aeon Bradley There are a few “mystery” items that came with it. I’ve yet to figure out what they are for. It does have the cast pedestal base (not

Interesting as Lot 2 Daltons are very rare.? They were made in 1913 only and then we don't think for a full year before it was dropped and replaced with the larger Lot 3 lathe. I am puzzled about

As promised (a little late)

Another one saved from the scrap pile! :-)

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All, After 3 years of picking away at it, I finally have my Lot 4 fully functional! The machine has been completely torn down, blasted, painted and reassembled. With some help from Glen and a couple

Thanks Dennis, I see a lot of 5” Bison new for sale on line. Do you have a backing plate that would fit? If so, would buy buy it from you and pick up a bison... Also, wondering if the backing

Hi Glen As to your question about chucks sorry to say that its almost impossible to replace jaws on an old chuck as they were fit to the body when the chuck was Mfg.? A five inch Bison is a very

Hi all, I have a 5” Cushman three jaw scroll chuck on my lot 4 Dalton. The jaws are quite worn and basically useless at this point. My guess is the chuck is original to the lathe. Is there anyway

Perish the thought! She will keep my girls ('16 & '22) company.? They will have much to talk about I'm sure.? I'll even throw in weekly exercise that her joints &c. don't bind up.Be wellLarry

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Hi RonThe best wy to store? Dlton with a taper attchment is in my basement o keep my 2 lathes companyLarry