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Hi Bill, Got a picture of it on your lathe? I don't want a science project but a step up from bent sheet metal should be pretty easy! Dave

Robert, I'm just thinking of the lever to actuate the power cross feed but the rest is all interesting! Thanks, Dave

Hi Jody , Just to follow up on my comment below – here is an extract from my Maximat manual which shows the faceplate , together with a shouldered pin which can be mounted in one of the faceplate

You certainly do better than the factory bent sheet metal bracket! Works fine but looks--eech! ??? ??? ??? ??? Bill in Boulder CO USA? has one!

Dave, The following assumes that you were actually referring to a lever operated cross feed for the 3991. If you were actually referring to the lever actuated power crossfeed on the final version

Atlas offered them. I have mounted one on the production lathe I have assembled. I have it all documented on u-tube Sent from Dan Hill hillsgun.com Sent: Saturday, February 23, 2019 10:03 AM To:

Charles, can you post some pictures? Kurt S. Sent via the Samsung Galaxy S7, an AT&T 4G LTE smartphone

I have done this to my 10 Atlas. I have a bed turret for it and a lever crossslide with turret toolpost. Charles

Don't know when they started, seen a couple videos but.... I'm with you, like it to look like it belongs there. Not at the top of the list of projects but if I come up with something cool I'll share

I also think about this, but would want it to look like it came on the machine. Kurt S. Sent via the Samsung Galaxy S7, an AT&T 4G LTE smartphone

Hi Guys, Has anyone added/retrofitted a lever actuated cross feed to something similar to a 12X36 Atlas 3991? I have thoughts, all easy but open to ideas. On small stuff I just feed by hand at home or

MrPete222 (YouTube) is having a sale on all his great videos if anyone is interested. See below. Steve Haskell Begin forwarded message:

Duh! I should have remembered that type, especially as I have one. Those are specifically for square stock. The one that Andrei showed may have originally been for square also but it appears that

Here is what he is talking about https://www.amazon.com/USD-ADJUSTABLE-BENT-LATHE-CAPACITY/dp/B07F1BDPSX ________________________________ Sent: Friday, February 22, 2019 1:19 PM To:

Sorry Robert, I should sent a link out.? And maybe this is for stock with flats.

Given that the standard set of dogs is “adjustable” (each one in the set covers a diameter range), I’m not certain whether you might be referring to those or something else entirely. Can you

Has anybody used the adjustable dogs? Are there issues with those? They seem like an economical way to go if? you aren't turning between centers all the time or if you are doing a wide variety of

I am all for keeping Clausing interested in supporting we owners of the old Atlas machines. But I prefer to do it by buying parts from them. Most of the manuals on the Atlas and Craftsman machines are

Clausing Atlas will sell you all the manuals you need for a reasonable price and some are a free download. Just Google clayusing atlas manuals and you will be there!

At home I kind of prefer 1/4" , less to grind!3/8" is the center height with my Enco turret but I have shims.Dave?Sent from my T-Mobile 4G LTE Device