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Only problem I foresee is that the QC center bolt does not have a lot of thread engagement with a flat nut as you describe. Hugh 618, QC12, Atlas sharper & mill

keep in mind that the milling attachment was probably a option & may have been purchased at a later date ??? ??? animal wrote:

Thanks for letting me know. Stan

Stan, the milling attachment was an option that crossed over to more than one lathe. It had its own color that may or may not have matched the owner's lathe, when purchased. Even the year of

I looked online at the color for K08309007. It pretty much matches what is on the lathe which contradicts the color of the milling attachment. However, like you said, it is my lathe and so I can paint

Lathes that were sold as Craftsman came in a color close to the current Krylon-Industrial Regal Blue (part number K08309007). You may not find this in home centers and may have to order it online, as

My Craftsman 12” lathe still has the original paint, which is a dark machinery grey. Kurt S. Sent: Friday, February 8, 2019 11:21 AM To: [email protected] Subject: [atlas-craftsman IO] Quick

The color of your lathe brings up another question I have. I am in the process of removing and checking everything out and so this will be a good time to paint it because it needs it. It is painted a

Thanks. That helps a lot. Stan

Opps! One pic got attached twice and one is missing:

No Tee-nut needed for the QCTP. I used a length of ground flat bar, 5/16 x 1 x 2 11/16 (T W L). I made my own bolt then drilled and tapped a hole to match the bolt. Threaded the bolt in so it was just

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There are plans and photos of DIY QC Toolposts on the web.? I made mine many rears ago from a 3" dummy artillery shell and I still have enough dovetailed stock left over to make additional tool

Not at all. Carbide centers are fine. But you may find that at some point you’ll need HSS centers as well. Such as when you need an extended center for working on a very small part. Or when you need

I installed brass half nuts on my lathe and fund if the leading edge that contacts the lead screw is increased they will close easier, I think that is because of the wear on the screw. If you close

[email protected]> wrote: Correct! With the half nuts engaged, the marks were off about a third of the way from alignment. I tried a few different thicknesses of washers and found a good thickness.

You can turn the tool post nut in a three jaw chuck with a little creative thinking in your set up. While a mill would be nice it is not necessary. The portion that comes up through the slot can be

I also purchased Phase II, maybe 8 or 10 years ago, and paid not much over $125 for a WEDGE type, with four or five holders. ?I'd strongly recommend WEDGE over Piston, as the grip is more secure. ?I

I made mine with a hacksaw and files. Cut a bit oversize and file to fit. Once upon a time that was the only way to do it! ;) Bill in OKC? Sent from my Sprint Phone.

The scribe marks on the wheel do not line up with the housing mark?