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The photo should explain things. Thanks. However, the 32T Spindle gear being as long as it is, is a holdover from the 9” and the 10 through 10E. Sometimes the chart calls for the gear in the “A”

Delrin cuts like butter, flies all over too.Dave?Sent from my T-Mobile 4G LTE Device

660/932 whatever you want to call it cuts like butter.?HSS works great. Does kind of fly all over though!Dave?Sent from my T-Mobile 4G LTE Device

Stan , Does this help ? The “spindle” 32T gear is quite long , and can accommodate the 32/16T combination gear being mounted either way , either as a reduction or as an idler , Regards, Carvel

I do not what his problem is. ?I machine 660 bronze on my 12" Atlas lathe all the time, and it's no big deal, not like aluminum bronze or the harder stuff.

Stan, The only time that you would ever remove the 32T spindle gear would be as the second step in removing the spindle from the headstock. And yes, there is never any 16T gear ever installed on the

If it's a double, sorry.Just a thought, if you're going to make bushings or ???. Various bronze alloys are readily available as hollow bar.Only had one place match McMaster but $25.00. shipping!1 3/4

Sure would like to see some detailed information on these mods, especially the capstan feed tailstock ram. ?I have some articles on how this was done to other lathes, but need to do some head

I am finally reassembling my Atlas MF horizontal mill, and am confused about how the Pick-O-Matic power feed gears are supposed to be assembled. ? I have the OEM manual for this machine, but the

This is still all confusing, but I think it correctly dawned on me how the double (compound?) gear that consists of two gears, a 32 and a 16 is mounted on the 1/2" diameter shaft. Looking at the

How did you? discover a twist in the bed of your lathe. - By using a precision level, the kind you can tell if it is out of level by .0005 and is normally used to level machine tools. In this case it

Stan, Each gear that can be mounted on the change gear bracket (AKA Banjo), plus the Screw Gear which is the one in line with the lead screw, can be mounted in either of two positions called F for

Thanks, Robert. One other question. In the table attached to the heavy cast iron cover is a column called 'Spindle Stud Gear.'? I'm assuming this is the threading gear that is attached to the back

True GP, but a concrete top is really cool and if someone wants it, why not? Get Outlook for Android<https://aka.ms/ghei36> ________________________________ Sent: Monday, February 11, 2019 9:33:36 PM

Could the twist have been induced by overtightening the bolts holding the lathe to a less than ideal countertop? Get Outlook for Android<https://aka.ms/ghei36> ________________________________ Sent:

NcwonlineHow did you? discover a twist in the bed of your lathe. I have mine mounted on a 1 3/4 solid wood door for years no problemGP

For what ever reason my lathe bed has a vary slight twist to it. It needs a stronger bench to be attached to so the lathe can be shimmed to untwist the lathe bed so it is dead straight/level. I'm sure

A concrete top to put your lathe is not needed why. The lathe does not weigh that much besides one will never do work in a atlas/craftsman that is that heavy to justify a concrete work top. Just look

Saw that video this weekend. Then showed it to my wife. Between us we've now got at least 3 different Spring projects planned. Would be interesting to see how well that would work as a work surface.

Robert:? I agree with Bob.? Thanks for all the info you provide - especially doing so without being condescending to us uninformed. Bill