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Thanks Bob, My chuck is a single pinion. I'd thought about building up and remachining it. If I can't locate a replacement,I'll give that a

Some of you may have seen and found this group via a post I made on the rec.crafts.metalworking newsgroup. My intent was to start a list specific to Atlas and Craftsman users. So that techniques and

Just curious Skip, is it an original Atlas/Craftsman chuck? Clausing can't help you out on that particular part. I see Bob made a suggestion of "remachining it". I've not scratched the surface of my

As far as I can tell, the website just maintains some basic statistics for the users of the list. I'm going to compile information and put it up on my website for the users of this list. Be a little

Hi Guys, I'm Skip Campbell from Ft.Worth,Texas. New to metalworking,I need all the help I can get. One thing to start with is I have a 5" 3 jaw chuck that has a couple of teeth missing on the pinion

Well, the Atlas_Craftsman group is started. I subscribed 2 of you that showed interest. Could you guys reply to this message just to see if all is working well? All you have to do to post a new

This group is dedicated to the users of Atlas metal lathes including lathes produced for Sears by Atlas and AA Engineering under the Craftsman name. Group Manager:

best I can say is check an Enco cataloge . they have plan back chucks for cheap at times . I spent a great deal of time trying to get the 6" one I got with my lathe to clamp on center the jaws where

Hey Marty I'm in . what else do I have to do to get access to the page ------------------------------------------------------------------------ eGroup home:

Jim Irwin wrote: The leadscrew should be the only thing else you would normally need to change. The carriage rack is almost a part of the bed, but is removable. Make sure the longer bed has the