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Great I would paint it with Rustolm there industarl stuff they sell. They mack a paint that is for this kind of stuff.Ho a I can not spell at all.I paint every thing with there red primer.It will

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Comments and Questions. Wow! That looks like one heck of a lot of parts. I hope you remember how it all goes back together. When I dismantled my QC gearbox, I cleaned it one gear-cluster at a time in

I have it all painted and hope to start puting it togeather tonight. There was no filler or shims that I could see. I may post some more pictures tonight. Jim <p.hvidston@i...> wrote: how it it

If you are e-mail me hurt@... We can share are big bobos on what we have done Brett

My last posting showed the lathe all apart after being put in the dunk tank. I have now repainted it, clean the brass tags and reassembled it. I even overhauled the lamp. What do you think?

Defiantly, very green. That is why they say we all have our own taste in colors, mine happens to be blue or red, but not both on the same machine. JWE

-You did a GREAT JOB on it. I wish mine looked so good.Brett And the paint, boy mine is SB gray If I do this I well have to go PINK that is because there is a green one and some likes blue. Or may

dunk tank. overhauled the It looks super. Beautiful job. More importantly, how does it run, or is it too pretty to get all greasy? Paul Hvidston Upland CA

If you have tried to grease the Spindle Pulley shaft and Backgear shaft on your SB, you will find two 1/4" x 20 plugs which you need to remove to fill with grease. There is no grease nipple to attach

Got to build a bench first to try it out. LOL wrote:

Very Good! The lube chart says Teflon grease. What brand/type are people using. The reason I ask is that I'm getting another headstock that has the back-gear and I'll need to overhaul it. Paul R.

OK here's the trick I used. This grease rec by SB comes in a 3 oz tube, its called Super Lube, Grease, from Permatex, item no. 82325. This what SB will send you for about 15$, is less than 4$ from

OK, Here is what I think works as far as SB oils, per my research into SUS viscosity and Mobil and Shell products that cross walk to the SB rec SUS viscosity Type A - Use Velocite 10, MSC pp 1916

Wow... nice job! I wish I had a Digital camera. A friend of mine has a scanner, so if I can find some decent pictures of SB#55680 (1934), I'll see if I can get them posted. She's decked out in

I have noticed a lot of reference to Type A, B and C lubricants. My lubrication chart does not reference this information. It only shows the following three viscosities. 100 - Spindle Bearing and

From the SBL lubrication chart: Machine Oil Saybolt Universal Viscosity Rating in Seconds at 100 degrees F. Type A: 100 sec. Type B: 150-240 sec. Type C: 250-500 sec. Usage: A e.g. spindle bearings,

Thanks Paul. <p.hvidston@i...> wrote: degrees F. ways,

As far as getting the stuff, I'm going to try out (Big) Tom Miller's recommendations and order some of each of the oils and the grease and try it out. Paul R. Hvidston ACKSYS Engineering Upland, CA

I get a .175 taper cut on the lathe What should I do.Brett