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Never had one like that, but I assume the leadscrew would be metric when measured Get Outlook for Android<https://aka.ms/AAb9ysg> ________________________________ Sent: Sunday, June 30, 2024 8:44:37

How do you determine if the 10K is metric or imperial?

Any ideas where to locate a headstock cover for an 80s vintage 10K other than eBay would be great. That seems to be the only missing part on this new purchase of mine. thanks in advance Dave

James, I posted more details and photos. I paid US $700 plus shipping, customs brokerage and tax to get it here. I’d sure like to get my original cost out of it…. Thx, al

Thanks for your thoughts Mike. I’m a member there so I’ll give it a try. Cheers, al

Al, What are you asking for the parts? James Rice [email protected]> wrote:

Al , have ya put it out over on the Practical Machinist forum ? A lot of exposure over there . There's a for sale section & a South Bend forum also . They kinda like ya to participate before ya use

It’s the full meal deal….3mm pitch leadscrew/half nuts with metric QCGB. As you can see in the photos it’s in pristine condition, and the leadscrew shows zero wear. It comes with the

There are metric lathes that have a metric lead screw, a different quick change gear box, a different threadding dial, and metric cross feed and compound screws. The transposing gear sets that you

I might have interest, but I am curious. Are the leadscrew threads actually metric? I thought, but could be wrong, that they used a gearset in the head that interpolated metric threads and changed the

Greetings, a number of years ago I bought my first shop machine, a SB 10k but didn’t notice at the auction it was metric. I think it came from a school and was in pristine condition. I ended up

Some years ago I did make a large dial for my 9” 405 Workshop lathe. The 405 is the predecessor of the Model C. Here is what I did. It was a lot of work. Jim B. Dr. James A Benjamin

Is anyone making this for a 13" SB? I have trouble reading my dials and usually resort to a dial indicator setup instead. Readable dials would be nice.

That's pretty sexy . I still need to come up with something for my compound . animal

Andrei, No, it's a real NOS Hardinge HLV "Easy Reading" dial and ring with the original Handle shaft bushing removed and replaced with a turned down 10L dial as the shaft bushing. I haven't bonded

Is that 3d printed? It looks fantastic Get Outlook for Android<https://aka.ms/AAb9ysg> ________________________________ Sent: Sunday, June 16, 2024 4:56:28 PM To: [email protected]

Mike, Photo of the ultimate 10L dial. 10L dial conversion, Hardinge HLV, 3-inch “Easy Read”. Same principle, The HVL zero ring fits over the turned down 10L mount bushing. The 10L mount

I knew that when I sent them in . What I was looking at is everyone says there gonna make large dials for their lathe . I only know of one guy that actually did it . I was lucky enough to buy one of

They look pretty good. Probably printed at the highest resolution of his printer. Get Outlook for Android<https://aka.ms/AAb9ysg> ________________________________ Sent: Sunday, June 16, 2024 2:39:21

Bear in mind that these are not OEM large dials, or even replacement dials. They're 3d-printed dials that FIT OVER the OEM SMALL dials. Still, not a bad deal, I'll bookmark that seller for later.