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Curious. I found a cabinet model Atlas lathe (looks like the last Commercial Craftsman model), has the quick change gearbox, 2 3 jaw chucks, jacobs chuck, steady rest and some bits, knurling tool.

Skip, Based upon your numbers I think I'd advertise for say $1450, and take the $1250 if it got to that point. It sounds like it would still be a bargain at that price. Regards, Harry

Whilst reading rec.crafts.metalworking newsgroup, I found this URL: http://www.fotec.co.uk/mehs/hemingway/index.html They sell what appears to be unfinished kits that you can finish on your lathe.

Skip, you know which machine I have. Are you talking about the machine I have or the one I'm looking at? I'm trying to figure out how much mine is worth, with just change gears, and whether or not

Marty and guys, I have a Craftsman 12x36 like you're taking about and I've seen 3 sold in the Ft.Worth/Dallas area in the last year. 2 Were in very good condition and were sold by dealers for $2200

thanks for the info. Guess I need to get a Sherline or Taig chuck or make an adapter. don ------------------------------------------------------------------------ eGroup home:

Marty, I bought mine (at an admitted steal), equipped like that one (except for the 4 jaw), for $450! Charlie (and the guy even drove it to my house in his van!)

I thought I'd offer these to the group first before they go up on Ebay. If you're interested e-mail me with a reasonable offer directly to: opencon@...: The parts are off of an Atlas 6"

Yep, that's what I mean, not sure its such a great buy unless I can sell my current 12"x36" Craftsman machine... Thanks for the input! Marty

Hi Marty, I see you have some items for sale that we might be interested in.The tailstock and the change gears you have listed might interest us if the work on a craftsman lathe. I will have to check

I should have mentioned that the chucks and spindle are 1"dia. Marty ------------------------------------------------------------------------ eGroup home:

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mkcent@... wrote: Whoa! Well, I feel a LOT better now, since I paid $1400 for one in very good condition - less than .001" bed wear, cross slide and compound in about as good condition,

Appears to be 1"x10tpi... Marty

I'd say you got a pretty good deal Jon,Mine was worn out when I bought it for $750. I've done a lot of work on it and had the way tops reground (blanchard). It's a lot better but still not what anyone

Thanks Marty, I just wondered if the AAs or 109s had the same spindle as mine in case I "part-out" my little beastie.. It's a 6" Atlas (Not Craftsman) which was made at least up until 1981. It's the

Group Memories ... memories, Just came across Frank Morrison's older post. Regarding my Civil War Lathe, I no longer have it. I bought it from a junkyard in a S.D. town near where Custer made his

He Bob, you wouldn't want to buy my 12x36 wouldja? :-) The AA's had a MUCH smaller spindle. 1/2" if I remember correctly. So you bought a "junk yard dog" and brought it back to life for a