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re: " A 3/4HP motor at 120VAC draws about 4.67amps, for about 560watts of power. The same motor on 220VAC draws about 2.5 amps for the same power." The 220 VAC draws about 2.5 amps per leg! 220 VAC

If the machine is hard wired then a disconnect would make sense Sent from phone

I like to leave just a little slack in the belt tension as a safety clutch, I'd much rather have that slip than break something. -- Ken H in AZ Knowledge is like manure, it won't do any good unless

Ya stand less of a chance of breaking something that way .

I picked up an Atlas/Craftsman 12” a few months back fitted with a 1hp motor. The bull gear and other gears were stripped, which I believe had at least something to do with a crash AND an oversized

Steve, you don't need a 3/4HP motor, but you do need a reversible motor. My TH42 has a 1/2HP motor from the factory, and it will probably be cheaper to find a 1/2HP & reversible motor. If you have 220

Thank you Jim, It seemed like a good idea to maintain that switch. Steve

I would install a second switch in the headstock that comes straight from your wall outlet, through the headstock switch, then to the forward / reverse switch. In the event that you need to shut the

I think I based my view on a 3/4hp because of the later "Commercial" variants used a 3/4hp. If 1/2hp would be fine, I will go with 1/2hp. Steve

Those lathes were spec'd for a 1/3-1/2 hp motor . animal

I have an Atlas QC42 that is ready for a motor. I have this switch:

Sorry, item sold. Sent from Mail for Windows Sent: Sunday, June 2, 2024 4:31 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [atlas-craftsman IO] Bench master? I like the collet holder. Is that

Just for fun. Mike Freeman https://www.freemansgarage.com/index.php/2010/02/13/my-homemade-cnc-mill/ Dennis

Yes that is a home made unit. Holds 15 collets mostly imperial with some metric in the smallest sizes. Holds the vise wrench, collet wrench and a 1/4" socket wrench with a custom socket to tighten the

Not a bad price, I've seen many asking $1500-2000.

If you're any closer to the rust belt than I am you have another option. For years we of the Benchmaster persuasion have called these alternately Bench-Ports or Bridge-Masters.

Looks good, for me no quill = not very useful for everyday stuff. Dave

I like the collet holder. Is that homemade? [email protected]> wrote:

Pretty nifty looking milling machines. Best Regards, Andrei mailto:calciu1@... ________________________________ Sent: Sunday, June 2, 2024 3:45 PM To: [email protected]

not mine but with the topic lately I guess this one popped up at the right time https://reno.craigslist.org/tls/d/carson-city-benchmaster-milling-machine/7753132723.html