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These are for sale in Tampa area.? Not mine.? Don't know anything about them. Second one says 6" swing but it's clearly not.

Hello everyone, finally got a shaper.? Been looking for a couple years and they seem scarce around here in SoCal. Missing the usual.? Side door cover, both belt guards and motor. I noticed today the

Thanks , about the only thing I really don't like about cast iron is machining it , & well trying to weld it is a close 2nd . You have to be in a real good clean up mood before you start to machine .

Hi Mike, It's an MLA A-11 cross slide but a little wider than the print because the casting cleaned up well before I was down the the size Andy specified.? I undercut the tail stock side of the table

Nice job , is that a MLA crossslide or is one ya made from scratch ? ??? animal

I finally got some idle shop time that allowed me to finish the last bits of the custom dovetail I've been working on for some time. The remaining work entailed cutting a slot all the way around the

I forgot to mention the manufacturer replace the broken tools without asking to see them or have me send them in . They were also very surprised when I told them that I called them cause Grainger

I think the problem with the store I usually go to is they change managers like most clean folks change their underwear . The store I usually go to is in Reno NV . WHen I bought my tool box there I

Take in failed item and show totem and they’ll give you a as good or better free. That’s what they told me. Jim Irwin

I suggested a bit of quality time with a belt sander & 1/4" hex key.? Very few people make a hex key from scratch these days. :) Bill in OKC William R. Meyers, MSgt, USAF(Ret.) Aphorisms to live

I can NOT believe this thread grew this many legs. If SAE does not fit get metric allen wrenches. Hell for a metals forum no one is jumping in to MAKE your own! Weld on some metal to your SAE allen

I have a 6" Craftsman 4 jaw chuck that came on my South Bend 9" lathe, and it takes a metric hex key (Allen wrench) that isn't in most sets of Allen wrenches, maybe a 7mm if I remember right.? A 1/4"

Did you need a receipt ? I broke one of those 1/4" drive socket adapters . I went to replace it? &? I was talking to a manager ( who had no idea where they were in his store ) he told me they had a

15/64 ? animal

I have confirmed with Harbor Freight that they do exchange broken allen sets for new if the old failed. Darn fine warranty! Jim

Then you probably need a 15/64th . Good luck finding one at the usual sources. I tried to find one online, and no joy.? You could try spending some quality time with a belt sander and a 1/4" hex key.

Metric might fit or might not. Has anybody considered that the chuck is worn out and it is no longer a "Standard" Allen size? ________________________________ Sent: Tuesday, August 1, 2023 9:26 PM To:

After that many years it is probably worn . I would take a 1/4" allen and a diamond file and make a tool that fits better. Dusty wrote:

The chuck is original to the lathe. It dates back to 1930 ish. It was my friends first lathe as a boy. He was 80 some when I got it. His allen wrench was 7/32". It feels loose. Marty

15/64 is the between one , I'd take the chuck to the store & see what fits . Isn't 1/4 " a bit small for a 6 " chuck ? My 4" 4 jaw takes a 1/4 , but the 5 & 6 take larger ones , I'm guessin their