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T-nuts are a great entry-level project on a mill; it sounds you like (or Al?) have a horizontal, just go for it! The biggest problem I've had with milling T-nuts is getting the tolerances *too* tight,

Yes the slab secures the QCTP. The stub centered it. Jim B,

On Sun, Feb 26, 2023 at 06:57 PM, Jim_B wrote: > > In that picture, yes. That’s an Atlas. On a SB there is a stub. > > > > Jim B, > > >> On Feb 26, 2023, at 6:52 PM, Rick <vwrick@...> wrote:

In that picture, yes. That’s an Atlas. On a SB there is a stub. Jim B,

On Sun, Feb 26, 2023 at 06:44 PM, Jim_B wrote: > > Here is a way to do it on a lathe. > > > > > Log In ( >

Here is a way to do it on a lathe. Log In groups.io Jim B,

Don, I do not believe that Al is in need to the milling.? I'm the one fitting the Phase 2 QCTP to my SB9c.? Al was just schooling me on an approach.? I appreciate the offer to do the milling, but

Al, where are you. I’ll be happy to mill it for you Don in Eastern PA

Maybe in a production environment this saved some time, in a home shop situation, people do it purely for the sake of doing it.

Thanks Al, Pretty sure it's M14x1.5. If I have a tap in that size, I'll go with there-drill and re-tap.? If not, I'll mill. Greg

The tee nut is deliberately left large so it can be fitted to your lathe. It is a metric thread on the P-2. I believe it is a M14 but not positive. I can measure mine if you want. It isn’t too hard

Yea , thats what it's about . SB must have thought it a worthwhile mod since they used it on the tool room 9" lathes & also had a no wrench tumbler on the 10" lathes . ??? ??? animal

I believe this is to convert the fwd/rev lead screw gears, so you do not require a wrench to loosen the locking bolt. “newer” SB lathes use a spring plunger like those on the quick-change gear

Hey Guys, Just transitioning to my new-to-me Phase 2 tool post on my SB9c.? No way the t-nut that came with it will fit.? I see three options: 1. Re-mill the t-nut that came with the post.? My

Late arrival here. What is the purpose of the mod?

Unless yours is radically different then mine, no you don’t.

It’s a pain if you’re using a collet setup, you have to tear it down to open the cover. Just my opinion though. karl

I’m really not sure why people do this modification. I have a SB13 in addition to my SB9A. ?Yes, it takes slightly longer with the wrench than the lever on the 13. Is it a problem? Not really,

Hi There, I use a sniping site.? I set the amount I want to bid and the snipe service places the bid within a specified period of time.? In my case, I have set my snipes to be placed in the last 3

It’s tough though. It depends on how much you need it. It’s it’s the last thing you need to get a machine going, and you can’t find it anywhere else, it might pay to bid more than you actually