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Jeff: Replace the entire cross slide and compound with parts from any newer 10" Atlas lathe. The cross slide dove is the same, so is the ACME screw, and you will get an all cast iron slide and

Try calling Clausing. The number has been posted here recently by a couple of people. Might also be common hardware.? Or do the conversion...? Bill in OKC? William R. Meyers, MSgt, USAF(Ret.)

Since I've effectively ruined the studs for anything else but fastening the milling attachment, I see two options to be able to turn again . . . 1. Get new studs - eBay? 2. Convert my compound and

The studs are easy to get at if you drive the slide off the feed screw. If my memory still serves that is what you will find. Steve

I bought a mill attachment a few years ago. Found it very disappointing. ?A few other people shared the same opinion. ?Maybe you will have better luck. That was for my 12 inch craftsman lathe.

I have an older Atlas 10C/D lathe with the earlier compound and cross slide with the two studs instead of the beveled pilot (or pintle).? I have been doing some basic turning and decided to put the

Looks good! Bill in OKC? William R. Meyers, MSgt, USAF(Ret.) Aphorisms to live by:Good judgement comes from experience. Experience comes from bad judgement.?SEMPER GUMBY! Improvise, Adapt, and

That Atlas MF horizontal mills use an MT2 spindle taper, too. I have on that's been nearly together for probably close to 15 years now. Bought some MT2 accessories for it, import stuff from Amazon &

Glad I check my post over. I re-greased the bearings not "regressed". And that bearing was to show the 1951 date hand engraved on it. -- Ken H in AZ Knowledge is like manure, it won't do any good

Sorry pics didn't stick first time. -- Ken H in AZ Knowledge is like manure, it won't do any good unless you spread it around.

-- Ken H in AZ Knowledge is like manure, it won't do any good unless you spread it around.

Thanks for the replies, had a few distractions so just getting back. Yahoo group is no longer, other did not show up with searches. The thing was a wreck when acquired, had an unusable Frankenstein

There used to be a Benchmaster group benchmastermill@.... Haven’t seen any traffic in quite a long time. I used to correspond regularly. Jim Irwin

Upon request I opened a Benchmaster group in Machinistweb.com back in November 2019 but alas no one has made use of it yet.? :_( Raymond

I have a Benchmaster Vertical (which is the same as the horizontal, but configured differently) so I may be able to answer a few questions. ?There is at least some documentation on Vintage Machinery,

There is a Benchmaster group on Facebook, and there is some information at the Vintage Machinery site.

pictures or it didn't happen

Check out Vintage Machinery.org. I know there's at least a few guys on OWWM that have them as well. Good luck. Dave

I know it's not Atlas or Craftsman but I just got gifted a Bench Master horizontal mill and was wondering if anyone knew what happened to the old yahoo Bench Master group? Looking for parts/lists,

Cut him some slack. It's no worse than what I read on "reputable" news websites.