Bill did you get my address?
Nick
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DO ya guys find ghost double ball handles comfortable ? My bud
has them on his lathe & they just don't work with my hands .
animal
On 2/17/24 6:45 AM, Rick Kruger wrote:
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Fair enough.? Parts diagram for Craftsman 101.21400 lathe showing
the compound ball crank handle and part number (M6-308).? And a
factory drawing for what I believe is the same part, however, the
part number is cropped so I cannot be sure.? Dimensionally, it
looks to be right.?
Fair enough.?
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I can't swear it will get you what you need, but I think it improves the chances a bunch! ;)?
You had way more info than I expected, too! Good on you!
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!
Expect in one hand, expectorate in the other. See which one gets full first.
On Saturday, February 17, 2024 at 08:45:54 AM CST, Rick Kruger <krugerr@...> wrote:
Fair enough.? Parts diagram for Craftsman 101.21400 lathe showing the compound ball crank handle and part number (M6-308).? And a factory drawing for what I believe is the same part, however, the part number is cropped so I cannot be sure.? Dimensionally, it looks to be right.?
Fair enough.?
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Fair enough.? Parts diagram for Craftsman 101.21400 lathe showing the compound ball crank handle and part number (M6-308).? And a factory drawing for what I believe is the same part, however, the part number is cropped so I cannot be sure.? Dimensionally, it looks to be right.?
Fair enough.?
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Might want to tell him the length & hole sizes, ball diameters and such other info, maybe part numbers if you have that info,? so he can figure out what could work of what he has.
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!
Expect in one hand, expectorate in the other. See which one gets full first.
On Saturday, February 17, 2024 at 08:12:40 AM CST, Rick Kruger <krugerr@...> wrote:
Can't get by.? If you happen to have a compound handle for an Atlas/Craftsman 6" lathe, any chance you could pull it and send it, for a price of course??
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Can't get by.? If you happen to have a compound handle for an Atlas/Craftsman 6" lathe, any chance you could pull it and send it, for a price of course??
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I have a bunch of atlas handles some are new. They are from Atlas press in Kalamazoo. I am two miles north of I 94 at exit 66. Also machines and tools. Come and take a look.
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Yes, I could have, if I wanted to take the time.? I even have the factory drawing.? But given what else is going on in my life right now, better to buy one.? I may have to make one for the compound given how scarce they are.? I'll first try to repair the broken one, but I think that has a low chance of success.?
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Can't you make one? Even without the balls.
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Found and bought (eBay) a replacement, original cross slide handle for my Craftsman MK2 6" lathe.? So glad as the so-called replacement handles I'd found thus far are just too large and?interfere with the carriage handle.? Both cross slide and compound
were broken, which we all know is common and they are difficult if not impossible to find, at least in metal.?
Still looking for a compound handle.?
Rick
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Found and bought (eBay) a replacement, original cross slide handle for my Craftsman MK2 6" lathe.? So glad as the so-called replacement handles I'd found thus far are just too large and?interfere with the carriage handle.? Both cross slide and compound were broken, which we all know is common and they are difficult if not impossible to find, at least in metal.?
Still looking for a compound handle.?
Rick
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It’s for a 12” atlas right?? Nick Thomas 6313 Warren st Saint Anne, Il 60964 Sent from phone
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On Feb 11, 2024, at 11:14?AM, Bill Williams <BWMSBLDR1@...> wrote:
? Yes and I am? doing much better! I need to finish packing it up and get it in the mail. Bring me back up to speed as to where to send it.? ?Bill On Sat, Feb 10, 2024 at 2:03?PM Renaissance 1 via <nthomas9418= [email protected]> wrote: Do you still have follow rest for sale?
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Any chance of plans/parts/diagram?? I would like to try to duplicate something like this (eventually!).
BTW - Really like your website as well.??
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Yes and I am? doing much better! I need to finish packing it up and get it in the mail. Bring me back up to speed as to where to send it.? ?Bill
On Sat, Feb 10, 2024 at 2:03?PM Renaissance 1 via <nthomas9418= [email protected]> wrote: Do you still have follow rest for sale?
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Do you still have follow rest for sale?
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Re: [JUNK] Re: [atlas-craftsman IO] Lathe tachs
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What’s the link to Dave’s Shop Folder? On Feb 10, 2024, at 1:17?PM, drs@... wrote:
?'Happy to, Smiley, I just took a couple quick photos and dropped them into the "Dave's Shop" folder. Called "Atlas Var speed 1" and "Atlas Var speed 2". This one's a 10" TH-42. Loving the setup so far; have been using it nearly every day for quite a while now, mostly for light work so far. Hope that's of some help to someone. God bless you guys, Dave Harnish Dave's Repair Service drs@...Heaven has strict immigration laws. Hell has open borders. Matthew 7:13-14 KJV
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Re: [JUNK] Re: [atlas-craftsman IO] Lathe tachs
What’s the link to Dave’s Shop Folder?
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On Feb 10, 2024, at 1:17?PM, drs@... wrote:
?'Happy to, Smiley,
I just took a couple quick photos and dropped them into the "Dave's
Shop" folder. Called "Atlas Var speed 1" and "Atlas Var speed 2". This
one's a 10" TH-42. Loving the setup so far; have been using it nearly
every day for quite a while now, mostly for light work so far.
Hope that's of some help to someone.
God bless you guys,
Dave Harnish
Dave's Repair Service
drs@...
Heaven has strict immigration laws.
Hell has open borders.
Matthew 7:13-14 KJV
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'Happy to, Smiley,
I just took a couple quick photos and dropped them into the "Dave's
Shop" folder. Called "Atlas Var speed 1" and "Atlas Var speed 2". This
one's a 10" TH-42. Loving the setup so far; have been using it nearly
every day for quite a while now, mostly for light work so far.
Hope that's of some help to someone.
God bless you guys,
Dave Harnish
Dave's Repair Service
drs@...
Heaven has strict immigration laws.
Hell has open borders.
Matthew 7:13-14 KJV
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Any chance you could share a pic or two of your setup?
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Hi All,
FWIW, I've been using a $12 digital tach on my Atlas 10" lathe for quite
a while (still powered run by the original 9 volt battery, but I switch
it off when not in use), along with a used treadmill motor. I'll never
go back to changing belts! Super-handy and fast to just dial up the
RPM's you want and get to work.
Hope that's helpful.
God bless you and yours,
Dave Harnish
Dave's Repair Service
drs@...
Wise men still seek Him
Acts 4:12
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On 2/9/2024 2:56 PM, mike allen wrote: hey folks have any of ya made a tachometer using a Arduino ? I tried
some I found online but most of them seem to have something wrong with
the code? I'm not smart enough in the Arduino world to decipher the code
. What are you folks using ? I don't want to buy just a tach from China
. I need to get one working in the Arduino platform for part of a
project I've got going . thanks
animal
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Mark thanks for getting back to me . I'm just heading out the
door , & i can have some info for you when I get back if
that's ok .
thanks
animal
On 2/9/24 12:17 PM, Mark Noakes wrote:
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I might be able to help...
Schematic, parts, and code you are trying to use?
Which Arduino board?
What sensor(s)?
Are you using exactly the parts described?
What does it do instead of what it should do (failure mode)?
What are you using for a display?
And yes, quite possible that something got left out of the
necessary
details published online.
I've been thinking something similar for my 618, and I do have
background in the technology if not the specific application,
(robotics,
mechatronics, instrumentation, and controls) but this qualifies me
for
nothing in the machining world so this I just listen in and learn.
I do have some Arduino hardware on hand.
Mark N
On 2/9/24 2:56 PM, mike allen wrote:
hey folks have any of ya made a tachometer using a
Arduino ? I tried
some I found online but most of them seem to have something
wrong with
the code? I'm not smart enough in the Arduino world to decipher
the code
. What are you folks using ? I don't want to buy just a tach
from China
. I need to get one working in the Arduino platform for part of
a
project I've got going . thanks
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Renaissance 1
Bill in OKC too
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