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I am guessing you live in the Dallas area since I saw the same deal here and almost bought him out. The issue for me is leaded steels are less than ideal for gun receivers or barrels and are

Eccentric Engineering's total price for a set of two 9.5mm holders and the grinding jig including shipping is $180.00USD. Village Press is charging $240 for the same set plus shipping. If I ordered

I bought the 9.5mm version back when it was called a A9.5. It was listed for lathes of 9" to 12" swing. I didn't have the South Bend 9A back then but I felt the next size they carried was a B16 was

Jody: Agree.? I think you are right on point.? No need for an indicator if you have DRO.? But the stop comes in handy at times if you're in a hurry or are just lazy, like me.?? Adding XY DRO's

???, Your lathe is a Babbit bearing Series 10F. It was made around September of 1942. You can unload a parts manual for the 10F from the Group Files section. The Owner’s or Operator’s

Hi, Go here> http://www.vintagemachinery.org/mfgindex/pubs.aspx Scroll down to Atlas Press Company or any other company that tickles your fancy. :) Lots & lots of info.? I have a V54 Serial #48700 so

Hey , l have purchased a V48 Atlas metal lathe Serial # 039466 . Anyone know any way l can get a parts manual / owners manual ? Any reprints or Vintage press company’s out there ? I have been

Thanks for checking that James.Guess i'll need some 3/16 HSS if I buy one.-Jody

Thanks Andrei.That's pretty steep. Sure the grinding jig makes things nice but $200 is a chunk.-Jody

Two Diamond holders (Left and Right) and a grinding jig for the bit run $129 plus shipping from Australia. I am going to guess it will cost between 20 and 50 bucks for shipping, depending on how fast

I just checked online and according to the pdf use manual they have linked, they still use 3/16" square blanks. https://www.tripodhead.com/products/Instructions-TH-500.pdf James

The Wimberley toolholders I have take 3/16" square bits. They may have changed as these are 5-6 years old. James

Thank you for all the info James.I know the Wimberley isn't terribly expensive, but I haven't looked at the Diamond prices. I thought the Wimberley used 1/4" bits.?Thanks again,Jody

They are in the same class of tool, the tangential tool holder but they are totally different. Different bit geometry and design. Neither one is better in my 6 years of experience of using both. In

Guenther, You make a good point about the swarf.? I was using mine on a mighty mag and had it setup up behind the carriage.? It worked ok, with exception of the magnet part of it.? I'm thinking of

The 2nd pic looks easy enough.? Without a mill that would be something I could handle, minus the indexing and stamping.? The idea on the printed is a pattern I've thought about.? I was thinking of

Bill, Good job on the stops and indicator holder.? I saw those at Tall Grass.? Do you have an indexer or did you rig something on the lathe? I like the idea of having a mounting stud for your

Ok, thanks Dan, I'll look those up.? I picked up a 2" travel indicator and need something to put it on besides my Mighty Mag. My biggest hurdle will be the lack of a mill.? I could use aluminum and

I would not recommend a indicator in the front of the carriage do to all the swarf a carriage stop is ok. The holding bracket going across the bed is totally a no the amount of travel of the carriage

Photos of OEM Atlas micrometer carriage stop, micrometer carriage stop I bought from an eBay seller years back, and 3D printed plastic indicator holder that I received for prototype trial about a year