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Yes it does look fairly close. I got a better set of pictures for you. These should help? with the tags and show you some of the issues that I have come across.? Also shows what was included in a

Ah yes Dennis: Rustolium Black. Not quite Japanning…. but close :) -Bart

John to show you how much your prototype looks like a Lot 6 here is a picture of one of mine. Dennis Sent from Mail for Windows Sent: Monday, October 4, 2021 8:09 AM To:

Dennis, you are absolutely right.? This really is confusing. Sounds to me like this lathe is kind of a Frankenstein machine. Since the first message I figured out how to get six speeds out of the

I just noticed something in your pictures John. The special thread chart under the regular thread chart. We have never seen that chart before. Try and get a good picture of it if you can please.

pictures came through for me. Pictures of the front would be

Good morning John OK your lathe is one of the first 100 or so prototype lot 5 lathes they built. Let me explain. For some reason Dalton copied the Lot 6 that came out in 1915 and also the Dalton 9

Let me know if these pictures? made it. Test run number one.

Dennis. Thanks for the reply. I can get you any picture you want. I just seem to have an issue getting things transfer ed from my phone to the computer and the to the group site.? If you have a cell

John we think the lot 5 came out in 1922 or 23. The 1922 patent number covers the end door hinge used on the TL pattern makers lathe. Think you have the lowest Lot 5 serial number. We need to see a

Hello to the group. I just aquired a dalton six lot 5 number 23. I would like to know? what year it was made as the last patent date on the tag is mar 26 1918. According to any pictures i can find

Morning. A little while ago I came across a small lathe that was tucked in the back corner of a deceased garage. I have been looking for a lathe and this is the closest I could get at the time. It

Awesome Dennis! a typical example of your magic. Yet another machine saved from the ravages of the scrap yard -Bart

Sorry for the screwed up picture here is a better one. Sent: Monday, September 27, 2021 9:32 AM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [DaltonLathes] for those interested in Steam Sorry for

Sorry for the highjack guys. Hey Bart here is how that SB is looking that you helped me move. Need to finish the end door and refinish a countershaft for it. Need to find a motor also. Sent:

I noticed quite quickly that the change gears I have, and the ones required as per the photo I uploaded do not match. Marc A Bradley Facebook.com/stiffstatues www.EasterIslandHead.co.uk +44

My last shop had a 16" shaper used only for a blind 3" key .Took about 20 hrs a piece at $500 a pop. Also had a baby planer used to machine the edges of a 6' cylindrical mesh basket for assembly.

Well that took some digging! Hope this is useful to someone in the future who gets a lathe without a plate. saves a lot of maths! This is for a Lot 2 Dalton Lathe.

Hey Bart this is what I did today. Dennis Sent: Tuesday, September 21, 2021 11:27 AM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [DaltonLathes] for those interested in Steam Dennis yes a shaper

Dennis yes a shaper is not a modern CNC but they are just so darn COOL! Another channel called ABOM79 had a series about a job shop fellow named Adam Booth restoring a (I forget is it is a G&H or a