Re: Looking for a steady rest
Thanks John. Advise when you can. Greg
I may have one.? I will look around when I can.??
Email: jbusch@...
John
Minnesota
On Tue, 13 Jun, 2023 at 9:44 AM, Greg < condor6213@...> wrote: ? Hey Folks. I am looking for a steady rest for a 10L Heavy. Anybody got a spare you're looking to sell? I know that the 9 & 10K rests are basically the same (or exactly, IDK). But can anyone out there tell me if a steady rest from another SB lathe is the same as (or will fit on) the 10L heavy? Maybe I'm limiting my search too much and need to start looking for steady rests that will fit the 10L heavy AS WELL AS the XXXXX? Thanks, Greg
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Re: Looking for a steady rest
I may have one.? I will look around when I can.??
Email: jbusch@...
John
Minnesota
On Tue, 13 Jun, 2023 at 9:44 AM, Greg <condor6213@...> wrote: ? Hey Folks. I am looking for a steady rest for a 10L Heavy. Anybody got a spare you're looking to sell? I know that the 9 & 10K rests are basically the same (or exactly, IDK). But can anyone out there tell me if a steady rest from another SB lathe is the same as (or will fit on) the 10L heavy? Maybe I'm limiting my search too much and need to start looking for steady rests that will fit the 10L heavy AS WELL AS the XXXXX? Thanks, Greg
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Looking for a steady rest
Hey Folks. I am looking for a steady rest for a 10L Heavy. Anybody got a spare you're looking to sell? I know that the 9 & 10K rests are basically the same (or exactly, IDK). But can anyone out there tell me if a steady rest from another SB lathe is the same as (or will fit on) the 10L heavy? Maybe I'm limiting my search too much and need to start looking for steady rests that will fit the 10L heavy AS WELL AS the XXXXX? Thanks, Greg
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Hi Payson,
If it is the proper belt, Gates is a good brand and there should
not be a problem.? If the old belt behaves differently but is the
same size, the problem may be the stiffness of the new belt.? It
has likely been folded in the same sleeve for quite a while and
has taken a set.? I would try warming it up, perhaps by setting it
in direct sunlight for a few hours and see if that softens it and
makes a difference.
HTH,
Jack
On 6/12/2023 11:09 PM, Payson wrote:
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Hi folks,
My friend has a 9A horizontal with a VFD. He bought a new Gates V
belt but says it's shakes at fast speeds, when he's trying to get
a good finish, so put the old one back on. He rebuilt the counter
shaft already. Is there are difference between the name brand
products?
Thanks,
Payson.
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Hi folks,
My friend has a 9A horizontal with a VFD. He bought a new Gates V belt but says it's shakes at fast speeds, when he's trying to get a good finish, so put the old one back on. He rebuilt the counter shaft already. Is there are difference between the name brand products?
Thanks,
Payson.
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Re: Reintroduction to South Bend Lathe Group
Good morning folks,
Yes, as I mentioned the pictures are small, and don't do the machine justice. Also, I can't add all the pictures of the tooling.
If anyone is really interested, they could send me an email and I will attach the pictures to it. AOL is a bit unfriendly sending big files, I usually have to send multiple pictures in more than one email.
I think I will be listing the 10K on Craigslist on Wednesday. I haven't listed there for a few years, so I'm sure there are changes.
Charley.??
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Re: Reintroduction to South Bend Lathe Group
Beer goggles for machine tools...
On Sun, Jun 11, 2023, 11:09 PM William Nelson < wnnelson@...> wrote: Wow that's a bit obscure. I searched for "marketplace" and got nothing. I'm with you Animal it should get flagged with a link. They must really squash down on the pixels as the pictures are small and it doesn't help to enlarge unless you like blurry.
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Bill From Socal
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Re: Reintroduction to South Bend Lathe Group
Wow that's a bit obscure. I searched for "marketplace" and got nothing. I'm with you Animal it should get flagged with a link. They must really squash down on the pixels as the pictures are small and it doesn't help to enlarge unless you like blurry.
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Bill From Socal
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Re: Reintroduction to South Bend Lathe Group
Bill in OKC
William R. Meyers, MSgt, USAF(Ret.)
Aphorisms to live by: Good judgement comes from experience. Experience comes from bad judgement.? SEMPER GUMBY!
Expect in one hand, expectorate in the other. See which one gets full first.
On Sunday, June 11, 2023 at 09:40:01 AM CDT, Andrei <calciu1@...> wrote:
The group does not have a marketplace?
Get
Hmmmmm where would one find this said "marketplace" ?
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Bill From Socal
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Re: Reintroduction to South Bend Lathe Group
On the Databases tab. And I found it just the other day...
Bill in OKC
William R. Meyers, MSgt, USAF(Ret.)
Aphorisms to live by: Good judgement comes from experience. Experience comes from bad judgement.? SEMPER GUMBY!
Expect in one hand, expectorate in the other. See which one gets full first.
On Sunday, June 11, 2023 at 09:35:50 AM CDT, William Nelson <wnnelson@...> wrote:
Hmmmmm where would one find this said "marketplace" ?
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Bill From Socal
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Re: Reintroduction to South Bend Lathe Group
??? ??? I's not setup in a user friendly mode . To me if someone
puts something in " the market place " it should flag it somehow
& send a message out like when someone uploads a pic or a file
?
animal
On 6/11/23 8:19 AM, Charles Holt via
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Good morning,
Yes, it does, look under "Databases".
I could only assume that the moderator of this group didn't want
to clutter up the message board with items for sale or wanted
Items.
There are three pictures allowed in the Marketplace, and I may see
if I can rotate them. Also, when I look at them they are small,
but maybe when someone else looks at them they enlarge, any ideas?
If downloaded they could be enlarged.
Charley
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Re: Reintroduction to South Bend Lathe Group
Good morning,
Yes, it does, look under "Databases".
I could only assume that the moderator of this group didn't want to clutter up the message board with items for sale or wanted Items.
There are three pictures allowed in the Marketplace, and I may see if I can rotate them. Also, when I look at them they are small, but maybe when someone else looks at them they enlarge, any ideas?
If downloaded they could be enlarged.
Charley
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Re: Reintroduction to South Bend Lathe Group
The group does not have a marketplace?
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Hmmmmm where would one find this said "marketplace" ?
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Bill From Socal
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Re: Reintroduction to South Bend Lathe Group
Hmmmmm where would one find this said "marketplace" ?
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Bill From Socal
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Re: Reintroduction to South Bend Lathe Group
??? ??? Thanks. I've been here I don't know ho wlong & I
never konew there was a
" Marketplace " here in the group . I thought you ment something
like the FB Marketplace .??? My bad
??? animal
On 6/10/23 4:36 AM, Charles Holt via
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Good morning,
The location was put on the listing in the Marketplace. I wasn't
sure it should be in the thread, but since you asked,
Mount Airy, Maryland 21771.
Regards Charles
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Re: Reintroduction to South Bend Lathe Group
Good morning,
The location was put on the listing in the Marketplace. I wasn't sure it should be in the thread, but since you asked,
Mount Airy, Maryland 21771.
Regards Charles
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Re: Reintroduction to South Bend Lathe Group
Hi Charley,
Happy to see that you are giving all a heads-up - very good.? FYI- heading in that direction as well, although I'm a little older <smile>
Hang in there brother.
Kindest regards, DBN aka John
On Friday, June 9, 2023 at 04:10:20 PM EDT, Charles Holt via groups.io <holts001@...> wrote:
Good afternoon folks,
I was on the Yahoo South Bend group for many years, but I didn't transition over to the?.
A while back hopping that it might rekindle my interest in machining. I rejoined the South Bend and several other groups once on Yahoo.
Unfortunately it hasn't help me regain the "bug". I still machine something when I need a part made around the house or garage, but I don't want?
to make another engine or complex project. I've made 3 Stuart's, 10V, James Coombs, and Beam. Plus I got side tracked doing production jobs with three turret lathes.?
At 67 years old and declining health, it maybe time to get some of the remaining "big stuff" out of the
basement. and no it's not a walk out. I sold my Bridgeport, Hardinge HCT, Hardinge HLV, and one DSM-59, about five years ago. I still have one old (1951) DSM-59, It's going soon!
I have a nice South Bend 10K UMD (Daejung Korea, hard bed)?that I need to sell with lots of tooling. It will be in the Marketplace, if I can figure how to get it there. The 10K isn't as heavy as a HLV,
but two people can't carry it up steps in one piece. It has a NOS turret, never used, that is included. Why? use a SB turret with three Hardinge turret lathes, long story. Sorry 9 inch guys, fits the bed,
but too low to line up to the center line.
?
Anyway, I hate to join this group just to advertise, but I'd rather give someone here a chance before I put it on Graiglist, or that auction site. The old Yahoo group was?
good to me and even if all of those folks are gone, the new folks here I'm sure are just as nice.?I hope this thread does not violate any guidelines, thank you.
Regards Charley Holt.
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Re: Reintroduction to South Bend Lathe Group
??? ??? Location is always a good place to start .
??? ??? animal
On 6/9/23 12:57 PM, Charles Holt via
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Good
afternoon folks,
I was on
the Yahoo South Bend group for many years, but I didn't
transition over to the?.
A while
back hopping that it might rekindle my interest in machining. I
rejoined the South Bend and several other groups once on Yahoo.
Unfortunately
it hasn't help me regain the "bug". I still machine something
when I need a part made around the house or garage, but I don't
want?
to make
another engine or complex project. I've made 3 Stuart's, 10V,
James Coombs, and Beam. Plus I got side tracked doing production
jobs with three turret lathes.?
At 67
years old and declining health, it maybe time to get some of the
remaining "big stuff" out of the
basement.
and no it's not a walk out. I sold my Bridgeport, Hardinge HCT,
Hardinge HLV, and one DSM-59, about five years ago. I still have
one old (1951) DSM-59, It's going soon!
I have a
nice South Bend 10K UMD (Daejung Korea, hard bed)?that I need
to sell with lots of tooling. It will be in the Marketplace, if
I can figure how to get it there. The 10K isn't as heavy as a
HLV,
but two
people can't carry it up steps in one piece. It has a NOS
turret, never used, that is included. Why? use a SB turret with
three Hardinge turret lathes, long story. Sorry 9 inch guys,
fits the bed,
but too low to line up to the center line.
?
Anyway, I
hate to join this group just to advertise, but I'd rather give
someone here a chance before I put it on Graiglist, or that
auction site. The old Yahoo group was?
good to
me and even if all of those folks are gone, the new folks here
I'm sure are just as nice.?I hope this thread does not
violate any guidelines, thank you.
Regards
Charley Holt.
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Reintroduction to South Bend Lathe Group
Good afternoon folks,
I was on the Yahoo South Bend group for many years, but I didn't transition over to the?.
A while back hopping that it might rekindle my interest in machining. I rejoined the South Bend and several other groups once on Yahoo.
Unfortunately it hasn't help me regain the "bug". I still machine something when I need a part made around the house or garage, but I don't want?
to make another engine or complex project. I've made 3 Stuart's, 10V, James Coombs, and Beam. Plus I got side tracked doing production jobs with three turret lathes.?
At 67 years old and declining health, it maybe time to get some of the remaining "big stuff" out of the
basement. and no it's not a walk out. I sold my Bridgeport, Hardinge HCT, Hardinge HLV, and one DSM-59, about five years ago. I still have one old (1951) DSM-59, It's going soon!
I have a nice South Bend 10K UMD (Daejung Korea, hard bed)?that I need to sell with lots of tooling. It will be in the Marketplace, if I can figure how to get it there. The 10K isn't as heavy as a HLV,
but two people can't carry it up steps in one piece. It has a NOS turret, never used, that is included. Why? use a SB turret with three Hardinge turret lathes, long story. Sorry 9 inch guys, fits the bed,
but too low to line up to the center line.
?
Anyway, I hate to join this group just to advertise, but I'd rather give someone here a chance before I put it on Graiglist, or that auction site. The old Yahoo group was?
good to me and even if all of those folks are gone, the new folks here I'm sure are just as nice.?I hope this thread does not violate any guidelines, thank you.
Regards Charley Holt.
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Not mine , just passin on
animal
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Greg
Payson
Nick Andrews
Bill in OKC too