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I have the old Atlas 12x36 my Dad had when I was a kid. Made in 1948...a fw years after me! Would like these docs, too. Thanks! -- Jim

Marty, Please do us all a favor and put the drawings into the reec.crafts.metalworking drop box. There everyone can see them without filling up our email systems Jack Reid

Marty, I don't know what I have done wrong, but have submitted two different times about rebuilding my Atlas 10 lathe, pushed send and nothing happened. I have replied to other postings, but have not

Hi Marty I would like a copy of it. Dave Sears 109.0701 AA lathe 1940-1941 ------------------------------------------------------------------------ eGroup home:

Thanks to Paul, (aka Metal) who had docs and many drawings for the AA Lathe. He took the time to scan them and sent them to me. I converted them from the larger .bmp file to smaller .jpg files,

I would like to get the jpeg files. I have parts list and exploded view for my lathe I can scan in if you want those

Hi Mark, we're working on docs right now. Paul (aka Metal) had docs, he scanned them in, sent them to me, I converted them to .jpg's and zipped them up. Currently I'm sending the compressed file

Art, We have a lot in common, my friend. I too have an Atlas 10 F series lathe, and an Enco Mill, and an old Myford ML7 lathe. Want to build steam, also. Build a lot of muzzle loading rifles and

Well, I've tried to post messages on my on on this board, so I'll see if this "reply" gets through. You have a fine old lathe, my friend. I have an old Atlas 10 F series, with 42 inch bed that I

Im Mark Wieber, Im a CNC tech for Omniturn CNC, but have a love of old machines I have a Logan 10X31, 10X24, currantly rebuilding a SB 10X24 and a nice old AA 3X16? A crippled friend is gonna be the

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

Metal wrote:

Metal wrote:

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