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Hi Dan. Yes I’m at the coast. Wind and rain yesterday was really bad. But no rain in my shop??
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On Dec 3, 2023, at 1:38?PM, Dan Linscheid via groups.io <danlinscheid@...> wrote:
?I've driven by it many times, but never stopped there. My nephew and his
family live in Lyons, up on the mountain on the south side of the Santiam.
On 12/3/2023 1:09 PM, Grey Pilgrim via groups.io wrote:
Dan ever been to the Gingerbread House? I can see it from my door.
I'm in Mehama
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How far up the canyon? We are between Aumsville and Salem, just off
the 72nd street overpass.
Dan
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Back on topic.
After some heat and persuasion with a punch and dead blow, that cross slide nut finally gave up and came out. ?I’ll have to make another one to put it back together.
Hey Dennis, did you ever get a chance to see if Dalton ever produced a milling attachment for their lathes? ?Also, let me know if you would be willing to sell a copy of your Dalton literature. ?
Thanks to everyone and I’ll post some more pics this weekend.
Trey
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Hi Trey
I did look at info I had in my computer here at my coastal home but have a lot more in the one back home. ? I have quite a bit of Dalton literature and I’m sure there is a picture of there milling attachment. ?Will look when I get back home next week.?
One thing I do have is an original copy of the booklet covering the Lot six lathe. Years ago I scanned it into my computer. Ha need to go find it have not looked at that file in some years. ?The other Dalton info I have are all simple sales information. You guys have no idea of all the literature I have collected in the last 40 years. Not Dalton but I have nearly all South Bend lathe catalogs from the first on up to I think 1960. Also Atlas and many others. ?Probably should ship all my collection to Tony Grifith at Lathed UK.? As to the nut on your cross slide SB used the same kind of a nut though not all dimensions were the same. The tool I made works on both of them there that much alike.? Dennis
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? Back on topic.
After some heat and persuasion with a punch and dead blow, that cross slide nut finally gave up and came out. ?I’ll have to make another one to put it back together.
Hey Dennis, did you ever get a chance to see if Dalton ever produced a milling attachment for their lathes? ?Also, let me know if you would be willing to sell a copy of your Dalton literature. ?
Thanks to everyone and I’ll post some more pics this weekend.
Trey
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I have a copy of the original sales receipt for my ‘47 SB heavy 10 but nothing else. ?I love old literature.
that nut on my SB was a little different but same general idea and like you said, I think someone hit it a time or two with a hammer to swell it out. ?Restoring a lathe when you have a functional lathe is a lot easier than doing it w/o one.
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Dennis,? What SB would you suggest looking for if wanted something with a longer bed than my Dalton Lot 4 B4/30"? Maybe with timkin?
On Tuesday, December 5, 2023 at 11:14:28 AM EST, Dennis Turk <dennisturk448@...> wrote:
Hi Trey
I did look at info I had in my computer here at my coastal home but have a lot more in the one back home. ? I have quite a bit of Dalton literature and I’m sure there is a picture of there milling attachment. ?Will look when I get back home next week.?
One thing I do have is an original copy of the booklet covering the Lot six lathe. Years ago I scanned it into my computer. Ha need to go find it have not looked at that file in some years. ?The other Dalton info I have are all simple sales information. You guys have no idea of all the literature I have collected in the last 40 years. Not Dalton but I have nearly all South Bend lathe catalogs from the first on up to I think 1960. Also Atlas and many others. ?Probably should ship all my collection to Tony Grifith at Lathed UK.? As to the nut on your cross slide SB used the same kind of a nut though not all dimensions were the same. The tool I made works on both of them there that much alike.? Dennis
On Dec 5, 2023, at 4:34?AM, Trey Tull <trey.tull@...> wrote:
? Back on topic.
After some heat and persuasion with a punch and dead blow, that cross slide nut finally gave up and came out. ?I’ll have to make another one to put it back together.
Hey Dennis, did you ever get a chance to see if Dalton ever produced a milling attachment for their lathes? ?Also, let me know if you would be willing to sell a copy of your Dalton literature. ?
Thanks to everyone and I’ll post some more pics this weekend.
Trey
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Well that was a messup ---anyhow maybe with Timkin bearings and a longer bed than my Dalton Lot 4 B4/30" and parts might be a little easier to find--- Mind you this is for my garage not looking for anything huge since I know SB makes big lathes Terry ( St.Pete Fl.)
On Tuesday, December 5, 2023 at 04:57:35 PM EST, flhd1340 via groups.io <flhd1340@...> wrote:
Dennis,? What SB would you suggest looking for if wanted something with a longer bed than my Dalton Lot 4 B4/30"? Maybe with timkin?
On Tuesday, December 5, 2023 at 11:14:28 AM EST, Dennis Turk <dennisturk448@...> wrote:
Hi Trey
I did look at info I had in my computer here at my coastal home but have a lot more in the one back home. ? I have quite a bit of Dalton literature and I’m sure there is a picture of there milling attachment. ?Will look when I get back home next week.?
One thing I do have is an original copy of the booklet covering the Lot six lathe. Years ago I scanned it into my computer. Ha need to go find it have not looked at that file in some years. ?The other Dalton info I have are all simple sales information. You guys have no idea of all the literature I have collected in the last 40 years. Not Dalton but I have nearly all South Bend lathe catalogs from the first on up to I think 1960. Also Atlas and many others. ?Probably should ship all my collection to Tony Grifith at Lathed UK.? As to the nut on your cross slide SB used the same kind of a nut though not all dimensions were the same. The tool I made works on both of them there that much alike.? Dennis
On Dec 5, 2023, at 4:34?AM, Trey Tull <trey.tull@...> wrote:
? Back on topic.
After some heat and persuasion with a punch and dead blow, that cross slide nut finally gave up and came out. ?I’ll have to make another one to put it back together.
Hey Dennis, did you ever get a chance to see if Dalton ever produced a milling attachment for their lathes? ?Also, let me know if you would be willing to sell a copy of your Dalton literature. ?
Thanks to everyone and I’ll post some more pics this weekend.
Trey
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Trey as to a SB with roller bearings you're out of luck.? SB never built a small lathe with anything?but plain bearings.? They did in later years build 14 inch? with a roller bearing spindle.? Logan was always roller bearings or should?I say ball bearings.? The Logan 200 or the Wards version of it you don't?want as they have special made bearings that are not available and were built by New Departure especially for Logan.? There is a replacement?that fits but it has too much running clearance and as such the lathe is prone to a lot of vibration.? The 11 inch Logan is a good lathe with proper spindle bearings and a power cross feed apron gear box. Don't discount an import as long as it's like a Jet PY model in a 10 ro 12 inch and can be gotten with? longer beds.? I have a late 70's Jet 10 24 here in my coast shop that I did a lot of upgrades to and is a really nice lathe.? Jet as well as others sold a lathe that looks like the PY and jet called it a P model.? You don't?want one of these. Picture is of my 10 by 24 Jet PY model. This lathe is 500 pound plus?weight.? I also have a SB? 9 inch workshop lathe that's an A model that means?it has power feeds and a quick change gear box.? This is a brand new 1946 lathe and has never cut a chip.? It needs to find a good home.? It's also mounted on a first time made 1945 steel stand with a butcher?block top.? Even the motor is a brand new one out of a SB box that had a date tage of 1945.
Well that was a messup ---anyhow maybe with Timkin bearings and a longer bed than my Dalton Lot 4 B4/30" and parts might be a little easier to find--- Mind you this is for my garage not looking for anything huge since I know SB makes big lathes Terry ( St.Pete Fl.)
On Tuesday, December 5, 2023 at 04:57:35 PM EST, flhd1340 via <flhd1340= [email protected]> wrote:
Dennis,? What SB would you suggest looking for if wanted something with a longer bed than my Dalton Lot 4 B4/30"? Maybe with timkin?
On Tuesday, December 5, 2023 at 11:14:28 AM EST, Dennis Turk < dennisturk448@...> wrote:
Hi Trey
I did look at info I had in my computer here at my coastal home but have a lot more in the one back home. ? I have quite a bit of Dalton literature and I’m sure there is a picture of there milling attachment.? Will look when I get back home next week.?
One thing I do have is an original copy of the booklet covering the Lot six lathe. Years ago I scanned it into my computer. Ha need to go find it have not looked at that file in some years.? The other Dalton info I have are all simple sales information. You guys have no idea of all the literature I have collected in the last 40 years. Not Dalton but I have nearly all South Bend lathe catalogs from the first on up to I think 1960. Also Atlas and many others.? Probably should ship all my collection to Tony Grifith at Lathed UK.? As to the nut on your cross slide SB used the same kind of a nut though not all dimensions were the same. The tool I made works on both of them there that much alike.? Dennis ? Back on topic.
After some heat and persuasion with a punch and dead blow, that cross slide nut finally gave up and came out.? I’ll have to make another one to put it back together.
Hey Dennis, did you ever get a chance to see if Dalton ever produced a milling attachment for their lathes?? Also, let me know if you would be willing to sell a copy of your Dalton literature. ?
Thanks to everyone and I’ll post some more pics this weekend.
Trey
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Trey,
I don't know if they produced a milling attachment for your lathe,
but they produce one for my 7" lathe. They are also shown in the
catalog for the 7".? There's a dividing head, a follower rest,
milling attachment, a quick collet closer with the associated
guards...
Ralph
Trey Tull wrote:
Back on topic.
After some heat and persuasion with a punch and dead blow, that
cross slide nut finally gave up and came out. ?I’ll have to make
another one to put it back together.
Hey Dennis, did you ever get a chance to see if Dalton ever
produced a milling attachment for their lathes? ?Also, let me
know if you would be willing to sell a copy of your Dalton
literature. ?
Thanks to everyone and I’ll post some more pics this weekend.
Trey
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Dennis. Regards: ?" ?Probably should ship all my collection to Tony Grifith at Lathed UK.?“Have you?considered sending them to Kieth Rucker of ? He would scan them and make them available in his HUGE digital library of old catalogs, manuals, and adverts?
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Hey Ralph. ?Thank you for the great pictures! ?That milling attachment looks just like the one I have. ?Mine is probably from the 7” lathe.
I have found a stand for mine, if I can get the guy to part with it. ?Fingers crossed!!
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Not sure who posted the accessories pictures but all these parts belong to Ralph Ferone of the Chicago area.? ?The lever collet closer?you see is the only 7 1/4 inch lathe model we have?ever seen.? In 2016 I participated in the NAMEs model engineering show in Wyandotte?Michigan and Ralph sent me the collet closer setup that I did some clean? up work on and it was displayed on my Lot 5 we hauled to the show. All Ralphs accessories?are all new items none look like they have never been used.? I was also at the NAMEs show in 2015 and Ralph came and had all these parts in his car so I was able to see all his treasures.? ?I know Ralph has one if? not two like new Dalton lathes that are packed away I understand.? The pictures I found you can see one of two I think that exist that being the lever operated tailstock.? Also pictures of Ralphs lever collet closer and for the erra the pivoting guard that covers the closer when in use.? To be able to mount the lever operated collet closer your lathe had to come from the factory lever closer ready.? The collet closer pivot arm is attached to a very special extension?from the end door hinge.? My Lot 5 is the only small Dalton I have with this special attachment.? I do have a Dalton 9? that has the lever collet closer and it's the only one known that fits the Lot 6 and Dalton 9. When I get back home my computer there has additional pictures and if I find better ones showing some accessories I will post them. Dennis
Hey Ralph.? Thank you for the great pictures!? That milling attachment looks just like the one I have.? Mine is probably from the 7” lathe.
I have found a stand for mine, if I can get the guy to part with it.? Fingers crossed!!
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There is one Dalton accessory?that has never been seen.? This being the Fox quick threading setup.? It was gear driven from the end gears but mounted on the back side of the lathe bed.? It allowed?for rapid threading and the standard threading lead screw was not used.? Rather the Fox setup had a master thread drum that a half nut would engage.? There were several thread drums available and by using?change gears on the end gear train you could cut many different threads.? It was fast and very efficient.? I don't?have any photos or catalog images of the setup but over the years parts to a Fox setup have been found on two different Daltons though none complete. The Fox quick threading setup was used on a number of different lathe brands. Dennis
Not sure who posted the accessories pictures but all these parts belong to Ralph Ferone of the Chicago area.? ?The lever collet closer?you see is the only 7 1/4 inch lathe model we have?ever seen.? In 2016 I participated in the NAMEs model engineering show in Wyandotte?Michigan and Ralph sent me the collet closer setup that I did some clean? up work on and it was displayed on my Lot 5 we hauled to the show. All Ralphs accessories?are all new items none look like they have never been used.? I was also at the NAMEs show in 2015 and Ralph came and had all these parts in his car so I was able to see all his treasures.? ?I know Ralph has one if? not two like new Dalton lathes that are packed away I understand.? The pictures I found you can see one of two I think that exist that being the lever operated tailstock.? Also pictures of Ralphs lever collet closer and for the erra the pivoting guard that covers the closer when in use.? To be able to mount the lever operated collet closer your lathe had to come from the factory lever closer ready.? The collet closer pivot arm is attached to a very special extension?from the end door hinge.? My Lot 5 is the only small Dalton I have with this special attachment.? I do have a Dalton 9? that has the lever collet closer and it's the only one known that fits the Lot 6 and Dalton 9. When I get back home my computer there has additional pictures and if I find better ones showing some accessories I will post them. Dennis
Hey Ralph.? Thank you for the great pictures!? That milling attachment looks just like the one I have.? Mine is probably from the 7” lathe.
I have found a stand for mine, if I can get the guy to part with it.? Fingers crossed!!
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That is one sweeet lathe!!
Dennis, are you talking about something similar to this…
georgesbasement.com/foxlathes.htm?
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Believe it or not Trey the main part of the lathe was a peddle lathe. Tail stock cross slide and compound slide were missing. I did get the chip tray. What I got of the lathe was just like brand new not a sign of any wear. ?I had parts to complete the lathe from a couple of my parts lathes. The cast iron cabinet I actually got with a Lot six on it. Dalton built this cabinet so any of the lathes with a 30 to 36 inch bed could be bolted to it. But also I don’t have any literature showing one of the smaller lathes mounted to one of these cabinets. ?I also have one of these cabinets for a 48 inch bed length though not compleat. It’s missing two of the drawers ?and one cabinet door. What I have has all been powder coated. This was a parts lathe from Seattle Washington and was given to me just had to go pick it up. Lathe also was not complete and badly worn but parts from it has gotten two of our guys in the group getting there Dalton 9 up and running.?
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That is one sweeet lathe!! Dennis, are you talking about something similar to this… georgesbasement.com/foxlathes.htm?
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Dennis,
I hope you 're doing well. It's good to see you posting. I may have
told you this, but when I bought the Dalton with the accessories,
the seller mentioned the Fox setup and was going to dig it up for
me. I had no idea what it was and it sounded hokey to me, with no
experience or knowledge about lathes. I never followed up with him.
He's? must be long dead by now and I would have no idea how to reach
him. I must have bought the lathe 40 years ago...
Cheers, Ralph
Dennis Turk wrote:
There is one Dalton accessory?that has never been
seen.? This being the Fox quick threading setup.? It was gear
driven from the end gears but mounted on the back side of the
lathe bed.? It allowed?for rapid threading and the standard
threading lead screw was not used.? Rather the Fox setup had a
master thread drum that a half nut would engage.? There were
several thread drums available and by using?change gears on the
end gear train you could cut many different threads.? It was
fast and very efficient.? I don't?have any photos or catalog
images of the setup but over the years parts to a Fox setup have
been found on two different Daltons though none complete. The
Fox quick threading setup was used on a number of different
lathe brands.
Dennis
Not sure who posted the accessories pictures
but all these parts belong to Ralph Ferone of the Chicago
area.? ?The lever collet closer?you see is the only 7 1/4
inch lathe model we have?ever seen.? In 2016 I participated
in the NAMEs model engineering show in Wyandotte?Michigan
and Ralph sent me the collet closer setup that I did some
clean? up work on and it was displayed on my Lot 5 we hauled
to the show. All Ralphs accessories?are all new items none
look like they have never been used.? I was also at the
NAMEs show in 2015 and Ralph came and had all these parts in
his car so I was able to see all his treasures.? ?I know
Ralph has one if? not two like new Dalton lathes that are
packed away I understand.? The pictures I found you can see
one of two I think that exist that being the lever operated
tailstock.? Also pictures of Ralphs lever collet closer and
for the erra the pivoting guard that covers the closer when
in use.? To be able to mount the lever operated collet
closer your lathe had to come from the factory lever closer
ready.? The collet closer pivot arm is attached to a very
special extension?from the end door hinge.? My Lot 5 is the
only small Dalton I have with this special attachment.? I do
have a Dalton 9? that has the lever collet closer and it's
the only one known that fits the Lot 6 and Dalton 9. When I
get back home my computer there has additional pictures and
if I find better ones showing some accessories I will post
them.
Dennis
Hey Ralph.? Thank you
for the great pictures!? That milling attachment looks
just like the one I have.? Mine is probably from the 7”
lathe.
I have found a stand for mine, if I can get the guy to
part with it.? Fingers crossed!!
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Hi Ralph good to hear from you. ? No I don’t recall you saying anything about a fox threading set up. Then you may have and at the time I may not have known what it was. Somewhere in all my catalogs I have info and images of the fox threading set up on a Dalton. When I get back home I need to see if I can find it and post it. It’s a most fascinating piece of history and for me explained how they made threaded items so fast.?
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Dennis,
I hope you 're doing well. It's good to see you posting. I may have
told you this, but when I bought the Dalton with the accessories,
the seller mentioned the Fox setup and was going to dig it up for
me. I had no idea what it was and it sounded hokey to me, with no
experience or knowledge about lathes. I never followed up with him.
He's? must be long dead by now and I would have no idea how to reach
him. I must have bought the lathe 40 years ago...
Cheers, Ralph
Dennis Turk wrote:
There is one Dalton accessory?that has never been
seen.? This being the Fox quick threading setup.? It was gear
driven from the end gears but mounted on the back side of the
lathe bed.? It allowed?for rapid threading and the standard
threading lead screw was not used.? Rather the Fox setup had a
master thread drum that a half nut would engage.? There were
several thread drums available and by using?change gears on the
end gear train you could cut many different threads.? It was
fast and very efficient.? I don't?have any photos or catalog
images of the setup but over the years parts to a Fox setup have
been found on two different Daltons though none complete. The
Fox quick threading setup was used on a number of different
lathe brands.
Dennis
Not sure who posted the accessories pictures
but all these parts belong to Ralph Ferone of the Chicago
area.? ?The lever collet closer?you see is the only 7 1/4
inch lathe model we have?ever seen.? In 2016 I participated
in the NAMEs model engineering show in Wyandotte?Michigan
and Ralph sent me the collet closer setup that I did some
clean? up work on and it was displayed on my Lot 5 we hauled
to the show. All Ralphs accessories?are all new items none
look like they have never been used.? I was also at the
NAMEs show in 2015 and Ralph came and had all these parts in
his car so I was able to see all his treasures.? ?I know
Ralph has one if? not two like new Dalton lathes that are
packed away I understand.? The pictures I found you can see
one of two I think that exist that being the lever operated
tailstock.? Also pictures of Ralphs lever collet closer and
for the erra the pivoting guard that covers the closer when
in use.? To be able to mount the lever operated collet
closer your lathe had to come from the factory lever closer
ready.? The collet closer pivot arm is attached to a very
special extension?from the end door hinge.? My Lot 5 is the
only small Dalton I have with this special attachment.? I do
have a Dalton 9? that has the lever collet closer and it's
the only one known that fits the Lot 6 and Dalton 9. When I
get back home my computer there has additional pictures and
if I find better ones showing some accessories I will post
them.
Dennis
Hey Ralph.? Thank you
for the great pictures!? That milling attachment looks
just like the one I have.? Mine is probably from the 7”
lathe.
I have found a stand for mine, if I can get the guy to
part with it.? Fingers crossed!!
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I think the Unimat use a threading system similar to the fox system,
These links might be showing versions of the Fox system.
Ralph
Dennis Turk wrote:
Hi Ralph good to hear from you. ? No I don’t recall you saying
anything about a fox threading set up. Then you may have and at
the time I may not have known what it was. Somewhere in all my
catalogs I have info and images of the fox threading set up on a
Dalton. When I get back home I need to see if I can find it and
post it. It’s a most fascinating piece of history and for me
explained how they made threaded items so fast.?
Dennis
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Dennis,
I hope you 're doing well. It's good to see you posting. I
may have told you this, but when I bought the Dalton with
the accessories, the seller mentioned the Fox setup and was
going to dig it up for me. I had no idea what it was and it
sounded hokey to me, with no experience or knowledge about
lathes. I never followed up with him. He's? must be long
dead by now and I would have no idea how to reach him. I
must have bought the lathe 40 years ago...
Cheers, Ralph
Dennis Turk wrote:
There is one Dalton accessory?that has
never been seen.? This being the Fox quick threading
setup.? It was gear driven from the end gears but
mounted on the back side of the lathe bed.? It
allowed?for rapid threading and the standard threading
lead screw was not used.? Rather the Fox setup had a
master thread drum that a half nut would engage.? There
were several thread drums available and by using?change
gears on the end gear train you could cut many different
threads.? It was fast and very efficient.? I don't?have
any photos or catalog images of the setup but over the
years parts to a Fox setup have been found on two
different Daltons though none complete. The Fox quick
threading setup was used on a number of different lathe
brands.
Dennis
Not sure who posted the accessories
pictures but all these parts belong to Ralph Ferone
of the Chicago area.? ?The lever collet closer?you
see is the only 7 1/4 inch lathe model we have?ever
seen.? In 2016 I participated in the NAMEs model
engineering show in Wyandotte?Michigan and Ralph
sent me the collet closer setup that I did some
clean? up work on and it was displayed on my Lot 5
we hauled to the show. All Ralphs accessories?are
all new items none look like they have never been
used.? I was also at the NAMEs show in 2015 and
Ralph came and had all these parts in his car so I
was able to see all his treasures.? ?I know Ralph
has one if? not two like new Dalton lathes that are
packed away I understand.? The pictures I found you
can see one of two I think that exist that being the
lever operated tailstock.? Also pictures of Ralphs
lever collet closer and for the erra the pivoting
guard that covers the closer when in use.? To be
able to mount the lever operated collet closer your
lathe had to come from the factory lever closer
ready.? The collet closer pivot arm is attached to a
very special extension?from the end door hinge.? My
Lot 5 is the only small Dalton I have with this
special attachment.? I do have a Dalton 9? that has
the lever collet closer and it's the only one known
that fits the Lot 6 and Dalton 9. When I get back
home my computer there has additional pictures and
if I find better ones showing some accessories I
will post them.
Dennis
Hey Ralph.?
Thank you for the great pictures!? That milling
attachment looks just like the one I have.? Mine
is probably from the 7” lathe.
I have found a stand for mine, if I can get the
guy to part with it.? Fingers crossed!!
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Speaking of stands I have a chip tray for a 48 inch bed Dalton 9. It’s been glass bead blasted and powder coated 60% gloss black. ?Anyone that needs it can have it for packaging and cost of shipping.?
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?Hey Ralph. ?Thank you for the great pictures! ?That milling attachment looks just like the one I have. ?Mine is probably from the 7” lathe.
I have found a stand for mine, if I can get the guy to part with it. ?Fingers crossed!!
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Dennis for a chip tray I bought a industrial baking tray ay a restaurant supply place. ?Works great
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Speaking of stands I have a chip tray for a 48 inch bed Dalton 9. It’s been glass bead blasted and powder coated 60% gloss black. ?Anyone that needs it can have it for packaging and cost of shipping.? Dennis ?Hey Ralph. ?Thank you for the great pictures! ?That milling attachment looks just like the one I have. ?Mine is probably from the 7” lathe.
I have found a stand for mine, if I can get the guy to part with it. ?Fingers crossed!!
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   The guy that had the lathe/stand went dark on me. ?Oh well, I’ll keep looking.
I almost have everything stripped and then I’ll start the filler process to smooth everything out. ?I think I have decided to go with paint and not powder coat.
I find it odd on the items that are stamped Dalton and ones that aren’t. ?Seems like it would be all or nothing. ?
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