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??? ??? You can turn a 9B into a 9A much easier that a 9C to a B or A . The C does not have the keyway cut in the lead screw? & I? think there may be a difference on the left side of the

Thanks,this is the type of info that I'm looking for!I understand the difference in models A,B,C but it seems there are different versions of the 9"?415, Junior & it seems like there were a couple

??? ??? Folks need to keep in mind when looking for a SB that there's 2 different 10" lathes? the 10 K like mentioned below with the small spindle bore & the Heavy 10 with the larger spindle

Welcome to the group You find the 9" was designed To be full function lathe for laboratory,? electronics auto, any where just need a small lathe. The 10K is almost the same lathe only adds 3/4" to

Yes I agree,I've looked at some 10" Atlas lately& almost bought one but decided to wait I really feel that I want something more hefty.ive been really happy & somewhat surprised at what that little 6"

Speaking as a guy who owns an Atlas TH42 and a South Bend Heavy 10L in need of a great deal of restoration after spending at least 5 years in a leaky barn, and having used South Bend 9" lathes in a

Hi everybody,thanks for letting me join.I don't own a South Bend but I have been looking into stepping up from my 6" craftsman (Atlas).The South Bends definitely interest me but I'm not familiar with

I had a bench 9A . I used a DC motor and Grove the large pully for v belt directly to the motor to head stock. The DC motor gave me 100 to speed and 1 hp to keep torque up at lower speed. Today I

That's interesting. Thanks

??? ??? Theres a guy over on the Practical Machinist forum that did some trick stuff? to have the counter shaft take up less table? space . He did a pretty nice job which I have been thinking

You see the part AS2607NK2 in file section under parts. Dave

It hard location to take a good photo. I have had more one UMD and see when still on lathe but off you could not see anything. Mind is a clean break on backside and I can feel it missing but can get a

Dave, I don’t know what you are talking about, maybe you could send me a pic of what you are talking about and where it might go, I will try to help, Joe Sent: Saturday, October 22, 2022 5:58

Can you post a photo of location and part. It sounds like the safety lock bracket which is week and noe one replace the part. Dave

I am in the process of doing a rebuild on a SB 9 UMD. There is a bracket behind the upper part of the UMD unit. My bracket is broken and the broken piece is gone. Mine has a hole in it that has a

This is the second time I have posted this request for a milling attachment and the replies were posted on a different email address that I didn't check.? So I'll try again with the other email

Did you find your milling attachment?

You can use your Aloris tool post for milling keys ways. It can do other milling to the dovetail and be adjusted up and down for milling. Dave

I have one I’d be willing to sell.

I’m looking for a nice reasonably priced milling attachment for my refurbished tool room lathe. eBay prices are obscene and I do know the pros and cons of these units. I have a clausing mill but for