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??? ??? This one is a import from China I believe . I have read some reviews on it & they seem favorable . I have heard of some European clones , some good & some not so good .? The 2 I have

Mike, make a handle and nut for your AXA, you can adjust it to any angle you need in 5 seconds. ?I did the same on both my SB9a and SB13. ?I also made a spacer for the SB13, on which I also use an

Be careful about installing that OXA clone. As soon as I did that on my 7x10 mini-lathe, I turned around and sold it. ;) Bill in OKC William R. Meyers, MSgt, USAF(Ret.) Aphorisms to live

MIke, is that the "Good" clone, or the bad clone? Someone else bought the one that's imported into Germany, and it was two or three times that cost. It is supposedly the "Good" clone. I didn't touch

I own a Phase II AXA sized post for my Atlas-Craftsman 12" and a Bostar AXA clone from CDCO that is mounted on my South Bend 9A. Actually in my opinion, the Bostar is a better post with higher

??? ??? If I was to buy a new tool post to replace my import AXA I would get one of these Multi-Fix clones . Had I know that they were around I would have bought one instead of the AXA . ???

True that, and why I generally say AXA-Clone. Partially because mine is a Chinese copy, and partially because the AXA-size is the one that fits 9-12" lathes, generally speaking. My school lathe that I

For future reference in case a newbie reads this, Phase II is a brand, AXA is a size.

It's looking good! I hope it was easier than when I did it by hand a file, and I hope you both enjoyed the work, and got pleasure out of making a part for your equpment, as well! Cool stuff to be

??? ??? Good deal , Your already making chips ! ??? animal

Well I when out to the shop last night and toke the rectangular plate that came with AXA tool post and machined it to fit my lathe (see attached picture). Again thank you for all your help. Bill

I have a PhaseII (same as AXA if I understand it properly) holder on my SB 10K. It came that way. Looks like it was a direct replacement for the old lantern style holder. PhaseII just slides right

"but they're not the be-all and end-all of life " I wouldn't be too sure about that . To some kids it's natural to pick things up & see how it works or ask & use their hands & really enjoy

??? ??? All you have to do is cut, grind the T-nut to fit the slot on your compound . If you end up with one of the imports , it's a good thing to dissemble the tool post & clean it out from

That should be way faster and easier than files and a hacksaw! Enjoy! But don't throw away your lantern toolpost. There are some things the QCTP is better for, and others the lantern post is better

Thank you all for your rely. Have already made a drawing to make one. I have one of those mini mill drills to do it with. Thanks again and may the Lord bless you all.

James, I believe you're raising him right! I failed miserably at that with my kids. I like computers, and think of them as a fine tool, but they're not the be-all and end-all of life. I can't seem to

You’re right, Bill. That is exactly what I did for my Atlas 6x18 and the A2Z CNC post I bought for it. When I bought my Atlas 12x36, I used the 6x18 lathe milling adapter to mill the t-nut for the

Here photo of a 9" South Bend Lathe with Aloris tool post. /g/SouthBendLathe9/topics

The Aloris tool post was inch thread . Mind I purchased in the 1970's and still working great Dave