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Hi My Name is Arthur I have a 12x36 Craftsman Lathe a Enco MillDrill Atlis 4x6 Horiz Vertical Band Saw I have had my shop for about 14 years I used to build race cars now I am retired and am

Well, OK. I have an Atlas model TH54. This is the 10" roller bearing model and change gears. I'm the second owner; bought it from the son, who was not interested, of the prior owner who had

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Really enjoying the topics so far on this list. I have been using an Craftsman 6" lathe for about 5 years. Projects completed so far have been several small stationary engines and I am in the

I just had my first machining article published! It is an article on how I made my lathe chip pan. It's in this months "Modeltec". Now I hope they pay me for it. :-) Ron Thibault North

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Johnson, John wrote: I used to have a 10" Atlas, originally with babbit bearings and change gears. I upgraded it to roller bearings and quick change. I recently traded up to a 12 x 36"

When I purchased my 12"x36" Craftsman M/N 101.28990 (circa. 1975) last year, I knew I would have to replace some parts. So far not too much. I found the Carriage Slide Nut P/N 537-041 was very worn,

Gang; Marty already knows about my setup, but the rest of you may not. I have an old (60+ years) 12 X 24 Craftsman lathe with an Atlas roller bearing headstock. As John has it is also set on

John, This is not likely, you would have seen smoke. However the potmetal, which is actually Zamak (zinc-aluminum) does scar or gall easily, and I have seen any number of die cast Zamak parts

On 1/5/99 19:20 Draff@... said: 3/4 X 16 is the thread used on Taig and Sherline spindles; both firms offer 3 jaw chucks. Paul

Thanks to all that replied. The lathe I have is about 12 to 18 inches long and I think it has about a 6 inch swing, but about 3 to 3.5 in are usable. As I have recently moved I still have it in

Thanks for the reply, what are you going to use or did you use for the framework? I think Ron Thibault (excuse the spelling please Ron!), (another user) did the same thing, he used a steel desk. I

Marty- I have 12x36 presently mounted on old steel desk(like a teacher's desk) Works very well with the added benefit of storage already there for tooling. Am moving the lathe soon and just finshed

Hi John, I recently acquired a Craftsman/Atlas 12x36" lathe. This was the lathe made before the "Commercial" Craftsman lathe. It has the roller bearing headstock vs. the old babbit bearing type. I'm

Hello everyone on Atlas_Craftsman! I thought maybe we could all begin by telling each other what we have to get things rolling. I have a Craftsman 12x36 M/N 101.28990 with: Stand, QC, Milling

and have been trying to scrape up some information about it. From the model number, 109.20630 It seems to be made by aa engineering. I believe I have all the change gears. There is a four jaw chuck

Hi all: About a year ago I rebuilt a 6" Craftsman lathe model number 101.07300 (believe this was made by Atlas). Its got all the threading gears (but no quickchange). Mounted it on a 4" slab of