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As always, I really appreciate this site and the members.? Thanks for the info.? I did look at Shars, but in this case they are more expensive.? I think I will look into, when I get more hours

I've bought many extra tool holders from Shars which are well made and cheaper than most other suppliers.? I assume their tool post would also be fine.? You'll get a "bump" knurler with the set but,

That's it.

I have a Bostar wedge type. ?It has been very solid and repeatable. ?I cleaned and greased it when I bought it but it was pretty clean. Also recommend a scissor knurler. ?I might have used the

I'll second Mikes recommendation for the scissor type knurling tool. They put far less stress on both the lathe and the part being knurled.

??? Just plan if ya buy a import & this goes for chucks also & just about anything with more that one part that yer gonna want to dissemble the unit & clean out all the manufacturing smeg & ya may

I am a total newbie learning his lathe. I found out from this group previously that the quick change to hold her that I would need for my atlas 10 inch Lathe would be an AXA 250–111. If I am

Is this the video to which you refer? https://youtu.be/Ahd9n5rUh4M Raymond

MrPete222 put out a video today asking for info on this subject.

That was one of the more realistic prices I've seen for one in quit a while , I see then 2500-3500 all the time with? little tooling . One of the last ones they pulled all the accessories to sell

And gone already. Not that I could have done more than drooled over it. ? Bill in OKC? William R. Meyers, MSgt, USAF(Ret.) Aphorisms to live by:Good judgement comes from experience. Experience

https://www.facebook.com/share/18GwYkQri2/?mibextid=79PoIi no connection

The 6” Craftsman metal turning lathes (made by Atlas) had 1”-8 spindle nose thread until 1959 when the Craftsman changed to the Timken tapered roller bearing headstock. Then the spindle nose

All of the Atlas badge 6" lathes had 1"x10 tpi. The early Craftsman badged ones had 1"x 8 tpi and the later ones switched to 1"x10 tpi. As far as I know nobody has ever confirmed why Craftsman wanted

1-1/2x8tpi. I have a TH42... the 1" spindles are on their 6" lathes... can, IIRC, be 1x8tpi or 1x10tpi depending on age.? Bill in OKC William R. Meyers, MSgt, USAF(Ret.) Aphorisms to live by:Good

What is the thread on the spindle nose? for an atlas 10f please.? Im sure i heard its 1"x 8 tpi N something but all i can find in that size is 1" x 11.5 tpi

??? ??? Ok , i'll have to give that a gander . 10 bucks says that I can't get to UK ebay even if I try , I've been there a couple hundred times & I wasn't trying . Yea a feature , that's what it

Bought a CD off Ebay.co.uk years ago. And I've been buying the magazines off ebay when & as I can find and afford them. Some really good stuff in them.? Bill in? William R. Meyers, MSgt, USAF(Ret.)

??? so how'd ya get the first 80 issues , on their website ? ??? thanks animal

That sounds about where I was. Minor detail differences. I got a 7x10 mini-lathe first. Only thing I could lay hands on. Had what seemed like the usual troubles with them, but wasn't getting anywhere.