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'Happy to, Smiley, I just took a couple quick photos and dropped them into the "Dave's Shop" folder. Called "Atlas Var speed 1" and "Atlas Var speed 2". This one's a 10" TH-42. Loving the setup so

Any chance you could share a pic or two of your setup?

Hi All, FWIW, I've been using a $12 digital tach on my Atlas 10" lathe for quite a while (still powered run by the original 9 volt battery, but I switch it off when not in use), along with a used

Mark thanks for getting back to me . I'm just heading out the door , & i can have some info for you when I get back if that's ok . thanks animal

I might be able to help... Schematic, parts, and code you are trying to use? Which Arduino board? What sensor(s)? Are you using exactly the parts described? What does it do instead of what it

hey folks have any of ya made a tachometer using a Arduino ? I tried some I found online but most of them seem to have something wrong with the code? I'm not smart enough in the Arduino world to

I just sold my 7B shaper and the 6x18 and 12x36 lathes sold this past weekend. ?Since I no longer have an Atlas or Craftsman machine, I’m going to leave the group and concentrate on the machine I

Welcome to the group. The 10F is a great lath that can produce many fine parts. There are a lot of people here to answer any of your questions. John

I put a Clough42 ELS on my Atlas 618 a few years back.? I did not have a QCGB so for me it is a lot faster and easier to change feeds and gear pitches.? Also does both metric and imperial easily.?

Hello, I recently have gotten the carcass of an Atlas 1042. It is an F model I am currently cleaning it up and piecing it back together. I also have a Craftsman badged 618. steve

Mike,?Yes on thin wall (and relatively large diameters) like 0.75 or 1mm pitch on 42- 100 mm dia...Agree too, lots of different uses and needs.GregSent from my T-Mobile 5G Device

If you are doing telescope work, I imagine you are doing thin wall work that really needs to be single point threaded. Makes sense. Everyone has different needs. It is always interesting learning what

The answer is Yes* (note the star). The base unit can run any thread in 0.01mm increments which is 0.0004". Just input the numbers in metric format and you are done. for example, 3/8" = 9.525mm and

??? ??? They have the manuals available for free DL , I like the idea of being able to do tapers without a whole bunch of math , I wish I was better at ??? math

Looks great is the rockietronics available with imperial measurements

??? Here's a few pics of the Rocketronics mounted to a Myford Lathe . ??? animal I fitted my kit on my Myford ML10

??? ??? This is from one of the guys that bought the Rocketronics ELS , he seems happy with it . Still waiting for reports from some others that bought one ??? animal I got the basic and

Mike, If I had a QCGB I probably wouldn't be looking at an ELS. As others have said and in my case I routinely do metric threads as well as SAE. Mostly telescopes stuff so metric but some of

Thanks for the reply. I guess I didn't think about chatter since I can deal with that with a VFD controlling rpm. The metric thread cutting makes sense although I have just used a die holder. I was

There are other options on some of the versions. With some you can cut tapers others you can also ball turn.