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You can make your own using those lapidary disc's. Cut their diameter to size and mount them on a steel disk using neodymium magnets. Get Outlook for

This is the only source of a Leonard Grind-R-Lap replacement platee I

??? A KISS machine? . nice & simple ??? thanks ??? animal

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I have one of these Leonard grinder-lap machines and it is awesome. Uses 5-inch magnet based diamond wheels, runs at about 350 rpm and has an eccentric to make it wobble a little. Awesome for

??? What kind of machine is it ? ??? thanks ??? animal

Thank you for the replies. I will be researching the nickel plating process now that I know it is done commercially. No one makes replacement grinding plates for this machine. I have searched all of

Thanks for the replys. I guess my main question would be the type of adhesive to use.?? Also, I'm not sure if i have the ability to cut an even taper on both ends, so I thought a stepped lap joint

Thanks for the replys. I guess my main question would be the type of adhesive to use.?? Also, I'm not sure if i have the ability to cut an even taper on both ends, so I thought a stepped lap joint

I used one for years on my 16” SBL. Cut on a taper. Use a belt sander to make opposing tapers on the belt Glue, overlap the taper belt edges, clamp and let sit overnight. I forget what glue I used,

I used one for years. I seem to remember days on the South Bend Heavy 10 site. Jim B,

Hello, Wondering if automotive flat belts (grooved serpentine type) can be put to use as a drive belt for my 10L. I just bought a Duralast #750K7 (7PK1905) and before I cut it and try to glue

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If you’re looking for operating instructions find an early HTRL in the files section. Jim B,

This is from the 1913 SB catalogue available on Steve Wells site The 1 in front of the 34 deals with mounting. Jim B,

I recently acquired a 1913 southbend 13x8 gap bed lathe, cataloge number 134. I am looking for any printed material pertaining to it. Can anyone help?

??? Yea , that was my thought hitting up a lapidary place . I have a couple small rock saws & one has a grinding wheel on one outboard side with a diamond wheel . I just went out & looked? sorry

Ebay has a lot of grinding materials for lapidary processing. All sorts of grits are available, up to about 3,000. You can start browsing with this example and see if it is

Will any of these work? McMaster-Carr Browse over 700,000 products and place orders Jim B,