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Mike: I have had good success running in both forward and reverse by making a backing plate that uses a re-machinable #3MT Arbor? Re-machinable Soft MT3 Blank End Arbor-M12 Drawbar-Mill, Lathe,Drill

A big grub screw, hexagon socket style, bearing down on the spindle thread with a copper slug interposed to prevent damage. ? Eddie ?

Desperation Station: 1) Apply enough plumber's Teflon tape to the spindle to make it quite difficult, but not impossible, to tighten the chuck against its stop; 2) Take many light cuts; 3) Run

I was reading the thread about the Birmingham chuck and it got me to thinking about the limitation of a threaded chuck. Has anyone come up with a way to secure the chuck to enable running the lathe in

Don't know whether your lathe has plain or rolling element bearings.? On a couple of ocasions, I've had to do the following to our 1943 14.5" SB:Lift both main bearing caps and remove about .003" of

Instead of the impact wrench, try hanging a weight off the end of a big wrench clamped on that bolt, and give it a shot of your favorite penetrating oil. I've successfully used both WD-40 and

Looks like a threaded chuck with a set screw against the threads to prevent unscrewing when the lathe is reversed. The chuck may be stuck. Do not use the back gears to lock the spindle. You may break

This one does not have the fingers like yours. Could the chuck be threaded on the spindle and the fingers are there should you reverse the lathe too fast to keep the chuck from spinning off?

https://www.tools-n-gizmos.com/specs/Lathe_Spindle_Mount.html HTH! William R. Meyers, MSgt, USAF(Ret.) Aphorisms to live by:Good judgement comes from experience. Experience comes from bad

Can you take the chuck off and take a picture of the spindle nose?

I've not been able to find the specs online. Here's a photo showing the connection: [cid:996602f5-9057-48a2-b6bd-5554ba47d121] ________________________________ Sent: Tuesday, January 14, 2025 1:16

the specs are probably online

Hi, I own a set of metric collets. Just looking for a drawbar for SB-2 (2A) collets. greetz, Ruud

It sounds like a camlock attachment.?? You will need to count the number of the camlocks you have and the diameter of the camlocks and the diameter of the outside of the spindle that the chuck gets

It is kinda suspicious that the noise occurs in whatever gear you select.? It may be coming from before or after the gear box.? You might want to check the gears which feed the gearbox from the

Most small Chinese lathes in the range of 11-12 inches use a D1-4 spindle

how does the chuck mount ? maybe a pic of the spindle mount ? animal

Hello everyone, and thanks for letting me join. I wish I had a SB but I don't, I was gifted a Birmingham YCL-1126BD lathe and I have to make do. I was hoping to get a self-centering 4-jaw chuck for

Hi There, I take it you have a 10R type Heavy Ten (with the 1-7/8" x 8 tpi spindle). I have a lot of those 2A (a.k.a. SB 2).? I have three 10R's and this is the size collet they use.? I also have

According to this SB picture, the SB-3 is equal to the 3C collet usable on a SB9. On the white paper picture are the available collets SB-3. One of the 10mm collets is a non SB collet but fits SB-3