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Dennis, I've looked around and see no way for me to locate or reset your password. If you've lost it, and failed in attempts to log in, it should prompt you with an option to reset it yourself. I

This should be in a new post but right now I can’t get on the site. Need Dan our moderators help. Dan if you would text me as I need to know what my pass word is. OK as to chucks for your 1 ?

That's exactly right. For fit you use the dovetail sides on the other mating part, blue them up and scrape to match, but only on the side without the gib which has the set screws, as the gib (Talking

Dennis, Dan and I were talking earlier and he mentioned that he wasn't able to get in touch with you about solving your email problems. If you have his phone number just call him and he'll be glad to

Wow, thank you for all the background and advice. I’m very excited to have such a unique machine. Much better than the new import I was considering! Dennis, I’m away for the weekend but when I

I have not worked on my Select for a long time Glen. You may end up with it one dayJ As to the lathe it’s a Hodge podge of copied parts. As you said the saddle cross slide and compound slide are

" I think if I were to make one of these compounds I would for sure put an upside angle on the spud and a matching angle on the top casting clamp so it would draw the compound down tight to the cross

Jason I did find that I had a couple of pictures of my Lot 3 Jason. This is serial number 616. You will see that the cross slide and compound slide is what we are used to seeing on all other Lot 3

Here is a picture of Jim Vere’s Lot 2 that I did some work on some years ago. I did give Jim some cast iron to make a new compound for this lathe as what he had was just like my lot 2 in that the

Interesting Glen as I have you listed in the registry owning a Lot 3. Hmmmmmmm. I have two nice pieces of cast iron. One is 80,000 PSI ductile iron. Glen the way the lot 2 and this lot 3 compound

So very good to see you on here Dennis! Dan and I were wondering where you have been the other day. The lathe I have is a lot 4, as common as rocks (kidding, but relative to this one). If I were Jason

? ?Jason, you do have a viable option to repair your cross slide- likely the only repair you could make. You could send the cracked parts to Mike at Cast Iron Repair in Arlington, Washington.

Jason I just looked and I don’t have any pictures of a lot 3 on file. I do have one and will take a look and it. Also Glen Lingshied also of Oregon has one and maybe Glen will take a look at your

Hi Jason. OK you have a quite unique Dalton. For one the compound your showings is actually a Lot 2 style compound and it’s the first time I have seen one on a serial numbered Lot 3.

Thanks! Despite the cracks it does clamp. I have it broken down to clean and look everything over. Once it’s back together I’ll try to take some cuts and see if it’s good enough to use while I

Nice, that looks great.

BEAUTIFUL! I await remarks from the MASTER. Dennis?

Hi all, I just purchased my first lathe, a Lot 3 No. 707. I’m told the previous owner had it for at least forty years and it has been kept in excellent condition with one pretty big exception. Part

Yes that's what I'm missing. Thanks for pick. If you find one available message me. I turned on my phone notifications Thanks. Joshua

Thanks kindly. I agree on the dial screw