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Thanks, nice share.

Nice! John

I used magnetic with a magnetic mounting bracket. 1922 SB 15x8. It sat idle for 40 years in dad's shop. Sorry for the mess, haven't cleaned up after the last project. Rick Swineford

I saw yer original post over on PM , nothing there ? I have seen some but never in the wild always online . From what little I recall readin through these chucks are well built & the folks that had

Looking for some information on a Gisholt chuck.? Tried several other sites, but no luck.? Would be used on my vintage SB9c.? Six Inch diameter.? Photos show very little wear on the jaw faces with

??? ??? Here's more info that some may or not care about https://www.radionerds.com/images/8/8d/ORD_7_SNL_G-141.pdf animal

Thanks a lot! From Louis R Vallee

Great idea to print it! PG

That is a edge finder. Mostly used on a mill. There are YouTube videos on how to use it. Basically, you mount it in your quill or chuck. Spin around 1000 rpm. When the small end of the part touches

??? If ya need one ya need one , if ya don't ya don't . I bought a factory one but the center hole was so worn that is slips right over teh collet sleeve . Theres aslo several on thingverse or on

They're used on milling machines rather than lathes, AFAIK. Though if you have a milling attachment they'd be useful. I was taught to use them to find edges in the milling machine. Here are a number

??? that looks like a edge finder for a milling machine . You'll use it when ya get a mill . animal

I got this by accidentally. It’s called a center finder or non magnetic separating rod. It does split and is held together with a spring in side. Is it related to lathe work and how is it used?

I'm sorry this took all day. Mine doesn't have a ledge, it is just a bit of flat bar with a clearance hole, a threaded hole, and an aesthetic taper. Hopefully these dimensions help, though, and let

That looks awful close, yep.? I think it's wider because the 4-position stop is wider, but the critical dimension I need is the height of the ledge.? The ledge-to-hole[s] distance will be determined

Mine is for a 10k, btw, just using the listing to show the general thing. [email protected]> wrote:

I don't have a micrometer stop, but I have one of these. If the plate looks like it'd work for your stops I can sketch up a drawing. https://www.ebay.com/itm/155380295717?chn=ps&mkevt=1&mkcid=28

Hello...Brian aka ka9egw aka lurchix aka Lurch here.? After a number of years' hiatus, I have time to get out to the shop again.? i have two micrometer carriage stops for my 10K, a lefty and a

Another great wooden station is the main station in central Copenhagen All wood it resembles an inverted Viking longboat There is a minimum of metal used

I'm told that iron that has been out of contact with the atmosphere from before the first nuclear explosions carries a bit of a premium for the manufacture of surgical instruments, and possibly some