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Al, I dunno why the email address is acting up... It's not a complete taper attachment, just the extended cross slide with slotted tail that is part of the complete taper attachment...witht he gib and

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FS is fine, make sure you add yer location . animal

Brian, I tried a message direct to your email address, with subject matter as you requested, but it bounced. I’m interested in your SB10k taper attachment. Thanks, al.

Brian, Where are you located? Thanks and best of luck!

Cleaning up the shop after 40 years of accumulating.? I'm close enough to retirement-driven downsizing it's time to look at this...and I'd rather take it to the scrapyard than deal with eBay. All

OK I found hte info I wanted in the files section.

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I think theres a guy here that has a Pultra Lathe , Payson I believe . If yer here please send me a PM animal@...

The backplate squeezing collet works very well and you can take normal cuts in each direction. Had this setup on a Emco Compact 8. I highly recommend it. You can implement it easily on a SB 9a. It is

I think my belt would slip before this would unscrew. I will have to put this on the to do list. Thanks for the photos.

That looks like it will work for reverse. As long as you are not doing heavy/hard turning. Al Sent: Sunday, January 19, 2025 5:08 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [SouthBendLathe] SB9

Here’s a ?better picture of the 4jaw and the 3jaw

Here’s the first pic. ?This is as manufactured by EMCO. ?Word is that it works fine. He has also made his own locking collar for a 3jaw. ?More pictures will be coming. John

Interesting replies. My idea was some sort of split locking collar, which John mentioned. Using the taper has drawbacks in that the you cannot pass work through the spindle along with increasing the

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I had an Emco chuck that had a locking collar on the back of the chuck. ?Similar idea to the attached picture. ?I traded it to a friend as I don’t use reverse. ?Assuming he still has it I could

often you can move the tailstock into or very near the workpiece while in reverse ... to prevent it from totally unscrewing so far or flys off.

reminds me ... back in my stash I have a chuck with a MT5 arbor ... any interest I will dig it out and get better info. It is about an 8 inch as I foggily remember..