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You want the one of a 10L the first one on your list Nick

??? ??? One of them says it's off a 9" lathe but I think it's maybe off that other 9" lathe & not the 9A

??? ??? I forgot do I want a tumbler off a 10L or a Heavy 10. ??? ??? WIll? an of these? fit my 9A

But it does work as that is how I have been threading Metric since making the 4 stud gears I needed. Its important to note that when reaching the end of the thread on each pass you STOP the lathe,

??? ??? Thanks Nick , if one of those tumblers falls into my lap I'll be reachin out to ya . ??? ??? thanks ??? ??? animal

Yes and I also installed the reverse tumbler from a 10 " many years ago. I think they were running around $75.00 then, but I love it. By the way I made a drill guide bushing to do the job which I have

??? ??? Yep , that makes sense , right now I? don't have a reversing switch on my treadmill motor . That's on top of my more important sh** to do list . I'd also like to get a reverse tumbler

I also power reverse the spindle. Nick

Hi I have a set of metric threading? gears for my 9A and the few times I have used them I did not change the banjo. They came with a chart showing the position of the gears on the 9A banjo. They

You're absolutely correct. I just pulled the gear cover and verified that the gears in my gear train have a smaller DP than this printed conversion gear. And a rereading of the papers that were

The single tumbler is not compatible with those gears without a bunch of work. They do not have a banjo that allows the gears to be moved or replaced. IIRC, the existing gears are also a different

Thanks for the link. All those charts appear to be for 9in lathes without QCGB. Still looking. -- Rick Green We, the People of the United States of America, reject the U.S. Supreme Court's

Mine is a 1943 production single- tumbler unit. (Pull-knob and top lever as well) The gear I purchased is the half-sized one which supposedly fits within the gear cover and can be left in

Do you have a double tumbler, or single tumbler gearbox? allan -- "well, I stand up next to a mountain- and I chop it down with the edge of my hand"

??? ??? I forgot this was in the files section . See if this helps /g/SouthBendLathe/files/Techinfo/Metric%20Threading ??? ??? animal

Don’t make this harder than it has to be. No hand cranking needed. Just run slow, when you get to the last thread or so, shut the power off. The spindle will coast to a rest. Crank out of cut. Run

I purchased on ebay a 3D printed compound gear that is supposed to enable metric threading on my Heavy 10. The gear appears to be printed well, and is equipped with a bronze bushing center for

??? ??? Good deal ??? ??? thanks ??? ??? animal

mike allen animal@... via <https://support.google.com/mail/answer/1311182?hl=en> groups.io 12:13 PM (4 minutes ago) to SouthBendLathe A bud gave me a set of the metric threading gears

I think you got it right, with one caveat: Abom79 was power reversing the spindle ________________________________ Sent: Wednesday, February 15, 2023 1:07 PM To: [email protected]