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Wow. Lots of questions. One fact is really obvious. My machine operator pair should take cuts 10x deeper than I am. The lathe head and all associated gearing is good. It was recently rebuilt and all

If the spindle is slowing or stopping either: 1. the motor is not powerful enough (1/4 should do better, 1/2 is plenty)? 2. the belt is slipping on a pulley or? 3. a pulley is slipping on a shaft(

What sort of carbide are you using? I've never had good luck with the 0 degree rake brazed carbide. I hear that it wants to run really fast.

0.002” is way too low. I run 0.015”-0.020” at a minimum for the hardest materials. Material? Speeds? What size is your motor? Brandon

I regularly take .050 on my 9A Two variables to look at - feeds and speeds. Try feeding slower. Make sure your RPM is right for the diameter - your SFPM (surface feet per minute). This can make a

It's in better shape than my Heavy 10L. Longer bed, too. Says "May not post to the United States" so I'm out of luck... I'm also having enough trouble stuffing the stuff I already have in my so-called

On my 10K I could take a .060 DOC no problem. On Jun 24, 2023, at 8:20 PM, Steven Schlegel <sc.schlegel@...> wrote: ?I have a simple question. How deep of cuts do you normally make? I have

I have a simple question. How deep of cuts do you normally make? I have a 1949 vintage SB9C, with 6 speeds. I replaced the 1/4 hp motor with a 1/2 HP one. I use carbide a lot, but HSS still gets used

What a shame. All that rust. Get Outlook for Android<https://aka.ms/AAb9ysg> ________________________________ Sent: Saturday, June 24, 2023 12:09:57 PM To: [email protected]

Anybody interested? On ebay. I have no connection with the vendor or

Come on, we all know it's a 'parts lathe' to keep yours running in case of accident since it's antique and parts aren't made any longer... I'm sure several of us would write you letters of reference

I think the lathe is big enough to slide a mattress under it, until the wife calms down. Go for it! ________________________________ Sent: Friday, June 23, 2023 12:54 AM To: [email protected]

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Hey all, https://jerseyshore.craigslist.org/tls/d/neptune-southbend-lathe-model/7610634092.html $1500. ?I can see that it has a double tumbler, taper attachment, thread dial, a steady rest and a

First, let me be clear that I don’t get much oil on the flat belt. I use a serpentine automotive belt, and the oil doesn’t seem to affect it adversely. If it does, I simply tighten the belt. I

Any belt will slip if you get oil on it. I have several machines, getting oil on the belt has never happened to me. How are you getting oil on it?

How do you manage to splash your pullies? ________________________________ Sent: Tuesday, June 13, 2023 5:38 PM To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Subject: Re: [SouthBendLathe] V

Yes “Tools for Cheep” Jeff Beck. I was aware he retired but thought I should mention it as a possibility. Jim B,

I believe you are referring to “Tools For Cheap” I purchased one from him for my 9a. Unfortunately, he retired and is no longer there. Al Sent: Tuesday, June 13, 2023 5:27 PM To:

I have a link belt on my SB9c and it slips a lot. In the machining environment, it's impossible to keep oil off the pullies. It's smooth, but if it doesn't transfer the power... Steven S Get Outlook