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What you have is a Dalton 10 ? inch. These were under development when the company failed in 1929 we think. Yours is the third one I have seen. It would help if you would include your name in your

A few more pictures I meant to add, It appears I'm missing the gear cover and compound

Is that a first generation Nova in the background?

Lot 6.

That’s the same as mine. A very capable vintage machine. Surprisingly precise and very ridged.

Welcome Alan.? Cool that you have some history to your Dalton and that you have the stand. I'm a newbie here, but probably the first question that will be asked is if you can get the lot/serial

Hello, I've posted pictures on here a couple years ago trying to identify my lathe but didn't succeed. there are no stamped marking on it on the end of the bed as usual. I found one piece behind the

Hello, My name is Alan I inherited a Dalton B 6 lathe and am going to go through the restoration process, I am a mechanic by trade and am not a machinist. I received this from an uncle who purchased

I didn't get to put the hands on the small Dalton the past days, but I had a look at it the first day i brought home and if I remember well the lead screw is not metric, if I'm not wrong it is 12

Nice looking shop made front spindle bearing Andrea. Also that dial ring tells me that the lathe is setup for metric am I correct. If so check the threading lead screw it might also be metric that

Hi, So I have a mixed lathe :-) Thank you so much for your answers! I got to work on it these days... Here you are some more pictures and what you asked Dennis: 1 yes, that pipe seems a protection

And we have a Lot 2 in Germany? Regards Rainer Am 28.01.2022 16:35 schrieb Dennis Turk <dennis.turk2@...>: Good Evening Andrea. Must be as its 7 in the morning here in Oregon USA. As to

OK Andrea I have looked over your photos more closely and here is what I have found. 1 have no idea of what the fitting on the left side of the apron is that looks like a tube over the lead screw.

Good Evening Andrea. Must be as its 7 in the morning here in Oregon USA. As to your Dalton yes it has the lot 5 apron with the clutch knob. Its really odd that it does not have the lead screw

Wonderful to see these lathes continue to turn up. A pre 1915 lathe suggests it saw service in the Great War. Dennis May know more... The black is almost certainly Japanning. Jappening in the

Dennis, Thank you for the response and information. I have had this for several years now ( father used it to build steam engines and his father was tool and DIe maker also made steam engines, I

Well, I actually found at least three/four layers of different paint when started to disassemble and clean the lathe. The first layer is black (japanning ? ) , then there is a thick layer of brown,

Looking at your pictures again and our lathe has a Lot 3 compound slide so this lathe was made early to mid 1914. Dennis Sent from Mail for Windows Sent: Thursday, January 27, 2022 1:35 PM To:

Your lathe is a lot 4 and with the patent tag on the tail stock it is also a pre 1915 made machine. Lot 5 lathes came out in 1922. Dennis Sent from Mail for Windows Sent: Thursday, January 27,

That’s the same color my Dalton Lot 5 was painted. Odd, I always thought a previous owner had painted it that color. Ryan Manchester, MA