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Just took possession of the 36" absolute version. See that they list +/- .013 for 36". Nothing else to report at this point because I haven't mounted it yet. Mike Alsup DeKalb, IL -20° and -43° wind

oh and checkout TouchDRO <http://www.yuriystoys.com/p/android-dro.html> even for just one it would work well! Ralph wrote:

My iGaging DROs on my mill work great mixture of older version and two years ago newer versions not sure if they are aluminum or stainless steel, to cold to go over to the shop to check! Ralph

I know a couple of you guys are using iGaging dro's. Anyone got the newer absolute version with the stainless steel scales? Just looking for an opinion. I've never seen one in person. I've kind of

Folks seem to think these bearings should be submerged in oil. Or at least “wet”. Such is NOT the case. All that’s needed is a very thin oil film. More than that works against proper operation.

yea I love those " Hillman " parts bins , I live outside of a town that's only @ 2400 folks so our hardware store is not super big , 1 of the employees there told me that I seem to use those misc

Could have saved myself a bit of work on the 24 tooth gear! Boston gear GB24, 1/2" face width, 3/4" bore and double 3/16" keyways. Ready to go for my 3991 at least. Oh well. Depending where you shop I

For what it's worth, a "steel" version is available. Probably powdered. Boston gear GBB16A or Linn gear 16CGB. Around $40.00. Dave

Hey guys! Thanks so much for your input, l called Clausing and they have what l need so far in hardware for the threading gears and other small items . Thanx to all your comments and help . I am

OK. Good. Robert Downs Sent: Tuesday, January 29, 2019 19:53 To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [atlas-craftsman IO] Concern with my Spindle Robert, Actually I did. That is why I was getting

Yes Animal, Ken is often referred to as the third person :< } Yup I like to use them as adjustable feet on projects. Most of the hardware stores that have the full set of the plastic boxes of

Pretty easy with stripper bolts and turned rollers!? Bill in Boulder CO USA

OK i get it now . not havin a craftsman I have to ask more . hey Jody & others that go through oil ya can always put a small valve under yer oil cups & turn them off when not in use . if ya can

OK. Send me a photo of the binding. The Copyright page, and of page 6 (not actually numbered but follows page 5). Robert Downs Sent: Tuesday, January 29, 2019 16:23 To: [email protected]

Be quiet....I have to many other projects for.the lathe. I could see the uses for a rest, but would it get used a lot?Im not sure, but ignorance is probably the reason I wouldn't see it get used a

Unlike journal bearings, the roller bearings do not need a continuous supply of oil. They just need to be "wet", so the little bit that gets dripped down from the cup should be plenty. The space

Robert,Actually I did. That is why I was getting concerned.? Well I went and double checked.??The oil is coming out between dust cover and spindle. That makes me feel better.Now, I swapped the

a should make yerself a filing rest for the lathe ??? ??? animal

Jody, You didn’t literally mean the bottom of the dust cover, did you? Didn’t you mean through the gap underneath the spindle? Robert Downs Sent: Tuesday, January 29, 2019 13:33 To: