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Like Rick, I am also a rank amateur, but without even the benefit of a shop class. As he said, Make One! You’ll be mighty proud. ?

This is what I did. ?In the end it wasn’t really difficult, just take your time cutting the threads. Those metric thread are very fine. I made the first one for my SB9A, I made a second one when I

Here’s another pathway, suggested by many others as well. Ten years ago, I had no idea how to cut a metric thread on my SB9A. The internet and a single article in HSM magazine convinced me that I

Why don't you get this, instead?

Hi, WRT collet chucks for the lathe.? I've been planning to make the attached adapter for a while to suit my single tumbler heavy 10.? What is stopping me is my inability to cut metric threads so I

You could make that one a tru-adjust with a few tapped holes . ??? ??? animal

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No I don't. I was planning on making one out of some HDPE I have on hand. I'll have to go out and check my collet adapter this afternoon. I don't remember there being any clearance between the spindle

I can't answer your thread question , but there should be one of those threaded spindle protectors that goes on before you slip the collet adapter in . It's so you can remove the adapter without

In the boxes of tooling that came with the heavy 10L I adopted last summer, there is a number of 5C collets, a hollow drawbar, and not one, but two adapters for the spindle end. One of them is a

I made a mistake , my apologies . ??? ??? animal

See if this works for your lathe. There are collet chucks with all sorts of lathe attachment options. https://www.shars.com/5-er40-zero-set-fine-adjustment-collet-chuck

If you plan on making or adapting a collet chuck, it does not matter what is your taper because the collet chucks thread on the spindle nose. Using the chucks with the Morse taper will extend far out

+1 on the chinese BS0 dividing head. And it is vastly lighter than my BS1 LW Chuck dividing head. If anyone is interested in a BS1, let me know. It is too big for my current milling machine and just

You're right!? My brain must not have been braining! Bill in OKC William R. Meyers, MSgt, USAF(Ret.) Aphorisms to live by:Good judgement comes from experience. Experience comes from bad

Bill, that looks to me like a mic for measuring minor, not major diameters. An ordinary flat anvil jobbie does the major. Eddie

Thank you Mike. I have other thread gauges but had not found one that went that large of pitch. It is ordered and on its way. Rick Sent: Sunday, February 12, 2023 5:15 PM To: [email protected]

Hi There, I think we're having a communication problem.? In an earlier post, you said: *" You could use all sorts of MT3 devices in these tailstock ..."* I was just pointing out that the *tailstock*

Isn't the tailstock center round where it is clamped ? I'm pretty sure the one I have is . ??? ??? animal

Hi There, I have a couple of them and I think there is a misconception about the tailstock.? The MT 3 is the taper in the headstock.? The tailstocks don't have a tapered socket. One I have has the