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??? ??? I just checked the back order site at HSM lookin for he Jan/Feb 2004 issue with plans for a taper attachment for the 9 " lathe . they don't go back that far. does anyone here have a copy

Yes I will do post to site tomorrow I still transfer files but I more one way to make a taper attachment. Dave

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I uploaded the file section sets of drawings and building data Odds it same or almost same in files here for free. My self I try putting free how to on HMT The site did not want free Next ok

Hi Group, I'm the owner of a SB 9" Model C, c.1934 lathe (s/n 62999) and am interested in learning from the experiences shared within this group. I live in Hampshire, England that can make obtains

Welcome to the group I understand the Boxford lathes?where license by South Bend. Most of the 10K parts are same too. The main difference between 9N and 10K is 3/8” in spindle hight. Dave

Hi group, I posted this question in the previous group, and thank you to the people that replied. I found I couldn't post anything else in the thread or upload any pictures so I'll try again here. The

There some machine tools made in world war 2 by others due to shortages of tools. This lathe? sound like one. FYI uploading photos is very simple on phones with the new groups.io Dave

Most clones had ball or roller bearing head stock and V-belts. From what read is most parts can be exchanged but headstocks. Dave

Here's a few pictures of the lathe. I have a countershaft pulley and motor which was originally hanging from the ceiling above the lathe. Not sure whether I'll do the same or build a swingarm

The lathe looks per 1930's South Bend Lathe . The thread dial look like the latest from 1990's Dave

Hi Dave, welcome! You're not the only Brit in the group, although I managed to escape to Canada a few years back

That's what I'd concluded from looking on the lathes website, although some of the parts look more 'squared off' than the castings of the real SBs, and the feet look a bit different. I'm looking

Your the lucky ones I am in the USA my great granfather came from England. Dave

Welcome to group Dave

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