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And if you can't afford to buy, and don't have a mill, you can cut the t-nut blank that comes with most AXA & clone toolposts with a hacksaw and files to make the T-nut you need. That is what I did

You are overthinking it. Buy a tool post kit, either mill or buy a t-nut the proper size then mount the post. Mission accomplished. I chose to buy a t-nut on eBay since my shop time was limited

Have any of you added an AXA tool holder to your South Bend model 9 lathes. If so, do any of you have instruction and or drawings for what is required to do this?? Any information would be

Thanks John, I was unaware of the other group, ill join it. stuw

There are three South Bend groups I'm a member of. Seems only the /g/SouthBendLathe/messages gets the traffic. Most of the posts there involve 9"ers. I have a few 9" and one 13"

All forums ebb and flow. I belong to quite a few machine forums, some very active and some not so much. Here and again, I do moderate a new member post or two on this forum. I have a bit of

I would encourage all of us to share questions, excess equipment, parts, projects and anything of interest. Lately I have been working on designs for swaging dies for the C&H and Corbin swaging

Understood Bill, you’re a busy person, lots to do, the days are flying by these days, thanks for your update and clear explanation, my spare time is spent with helping our local Rotary club raise

Everyone here has had all questions answered. We here to help new members. When was Yahoo groups we had new members ever week. Dave

It's a little slow, but not quite dead.? You could post a "real" question, if you have one, and folks who are otherwise busy would respond when they get a break. I have been working on a tank that

It seems that this site is slow to update or has simply ceased to add any content since the last contribution is dated October 2021, have the subscribers moved to another site?

Hi, Folks, The fellow I bought my lathe from reported that the original motor did not run, so he had disassembled it with an eye to fixing it. He had mounted another motor on the lathe...and that has

Thanks for your help. I will be getting one soon.

Thank you for the info.? I will be order one soon. Thanks for your help. Bill

Is bearing or the sleeve inside the spindle . The sleeve inside the spindle is simple it #3 to #2

??? ??? what do you mean by sleeve ? Something that makes the spindle taper of a MT# into a MT2 ? Those are available all over the place . If not that type , I don't know ??? ??? animal

I just found out that I don't have a spindle sleeve in my spindle.? Does anyone know where I can get one? Or a drawing of dimensions of the part.? Any info on this would be appreciated.

Sad to report that what was at first a perfect fit has not held up well. It has not been abused, but the J-B Weld is apparently subject to creep. The door was struck by a gear tooth last evening--much

I have what i think is a rest for heavy 10. It came with my sb9 but has a bigger foot print. Would sell or trade for south bend 9 of equal condition.? Duke

You find most parts are cheaper to buy from eBay. A exception A half nut is always hight and can be cheaper to your own. There are a few other parts that fall in same category Dave