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You can use the carriage of your lathe as a hand-driven shaper, if you only need to cut a keyway occaisionally.? You could drill out most of the waste if you do that before drilling/reaming the ID of

It's not that difficult to make a keyway for this purpose using a hacksaw & files. ? Eddie ?

I have a broaching set and can make those pretty easily. Email me directly if you're interested, I'm sure we can work something out. You can also broach on your lathe, though, with single-point

Jim B and others My bad. Yes .125 is what I need. Sorry. Recent cataract has left me temporarily blind in one eye. And, yes, if I need to make one, I do have a lathe and a mill. A few years ago I

I think you mean 0.125. At least that’s what I used. I used to have one but it went to the scraper when I moved to FL and a condo. Jim B,

I am attempting to mill a series of gears to use to single point? metric screws on my SB 9A. Said gears want to have a 9/16 center hole with a .0125 key way. I am in need of a 9/16 bushing with a

I don’t know if the squeeze handle 10H is the same for the 10L . Dave

thanks , I have a squeeze hand that I bought , I needed the type that ya pull on the handle to move , I always get the 2 10" lathe mdl#'s mixed up . so if anyone needs a squeeze handle reverse

If you don't find someone else who needs them worse, I could use them if they'll fit a 1941 Heavy 10L.? Bill in OKC William R. Meyers, MSgt, USAF(Ret.) Aphorisms to live by:Good judgement comes

Squeeze handle. Dave

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Guys, I have some SB heavy 10 parts that I don't need. They weigh about 15 pounds, give or take a little. I can post a picture later today, when i get back from work. The price is $0.00 but you have

What are you asking for it?

??? does that have the squeeze lever reverse tumbler or the pull handle reverse tumbler ? thanks animal

I have a perfectly good 10H, well to get it out of the basement, I got a larger lathe, It’s no going in the basement. I had to take it all apart. I’m selling all Or parts of it. Dave I will ship

I was just coming around to that point of view. Thanks, Don

Thank you, Andrei. My sentiments, exactly! packard bill

Guys, just cut the damn belt. You can buy a new one for 40-50 bucks. There is no need to torture yourself and your machine for something that can be resolved with a swipe of a knife and, later, with

I just took a look at mine ( cabinet mount with the side panel removed at present) and it certainly looks like it should be possible in theory. I see direct access to the taper pin that secures the

Don Sounds like you got about as far, or maybe a bit further, than I did over 20 years ago before admitting defeat and cutting the belt. Burred over and damaged set-screw holes were definitely a