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Hey Colin, I live in Manchester now, but grew up in Grafton. I believe you are in Worcester, correct? If I can help, let me know. The best way to learn about properly maintaining old machinery is to

Good evening, Well, I finally decided to move my Dalton into the basement after having problems with rust and freezing fingers trying to use my lathe in my unheated garage. I painted the floor and

Haha, Thanks! I am on Long Island so not exactly New England but not too far either! -Colin

He looks like a keeper!Welcome home, Colin.Are you anywhere near New England?Larry

I'll make sure to get some and post them when I do but for now, these are all I have: https://photos.app.goo.gl/ice3x2kps6AYK7V7A Please forgive the mess in the background lol. Hard to keep the

It would be great to see some pictures when you get it set up.

Thanks! I figured that would be the case! Looking forward to seeing this thing making some chips! : )

Good to hear Colin and welcome to the group. I am sure you will find that people here are more than helpful.

Only shows up once on my p.c., Dennis. Sorry, no help from me on this. Dan

Hey Everyone, I'm new here but the Lot 1 No. 4 lathe in the pictures is mine and I'm the "whipersnapper" you are all talking about. First off, I have no intentions of selling this thing. I made a

I’ll send photos tonight. Thanks everyone. Thanks, -John 703-592-6540

Hi at all, could be an early Lot 3 ? Regards Rainer

Oh and also the compound. Let me know how the compound slide is attached to the cross slide. Can’t really tell in the photo.

The lathe is a puzzle to me. Most all of it looks like a Lot 4. But the saddle cross slide does not. They look like a Lot 2.

?John, On my B-4, ser.# is on the right end of the rear way.? Was hard to see on my lathe.? Norm

My 104 year old (born in 1916) Grandfather died last week and I now have a Dalton lathe that he owned and loved for most of his life. ? He told me the story of picking up the lathe during the Great

My 104 year old (born in 1916) Grandfather died last week and I now have a Dalton lathe that he owned and loved for most of his life. He told me the story of picking up the lathe during the Great

My 104 year old (born in 1916) Grandfather died last week and I now have a Dalton lathe that he owned and loved for most of his life. He told me the story of picking up the lathe during the Great

You have to have the only operational combination machine running.? Lest with all stations functional.? Great job.

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