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*Accuracy +/- .002” per 6" or .02 mm per 150 mm, *+/- .004” per 12" or 300 mm and ***+/- .013” per 36" or 900 mm*** ? don't seem to accurate to me ??? ??? animal

i have converted the measurements over before i posted this thread .....the seller offers 100mm to like 1000mm .im thinking a 45 inch long one for the bed its the easy one but at the carriage the

Everybody recommends magnetic scales because they can be cut to size. They come in aluminum and stainless steel. Steel is more expensive. Get Outlook for Android<https://aka.ms/ghei36>

I've thought about a DRO on my 12x36 and on my South Bend 9A. Where I really want one is on my South Bend 16 but there is one small, maybe not so small issue. The bed length is 144" with 120" of

25.4 mm is an exact conversion to 1 inch..03937" is really close to one millimeter unless you go very long!Dave?Sent from my T-Mobile 4G LTE Device

X axis is cross slide, Z is carriage.?Atlas cross slides don't give much room for a side mounted scale.?Dave?Sent from my T-Mobile 4G LTE Device

I turn these , and dro’s come in real handy.

I have a 12” Craftsman Commercial. I have IGaging dro , used a 12” and a 36” on mine. I have the Aluminum rails that are actually 6” longer than the given size to compensate for the 3”

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google " 50.5 inches to mm" there's a cazillion conversions online ??? ??? animal

Attached are photos for the tachometer install on my Atlas 12” underdrive model 3996 lathe. I have a similar install on my 10F Atlas lathe. Both lathes are equipped with a new VFD rated three phase

hi im in a position where i can purchase a 2 axes dro for my lathe..........its on ebay for less than 200.00.....the person selling it has good feedback so im not worried about that......i just need

And your machines are much happier, too. ?The Atlas was designed for less than 1 HP, and there are lots of parts - the back gears, the bull gear lock pin, etc. - that could easily be broken by too

Man a lot of members here like gadgets if you want to control the speed on your lathe i would use a in line ( power line ) control.? ?I think it may be cheaper and easy to install? GP

If you do not need a continuous speed reading, one solution would one of those relatively inexpensive, hand held, laser units with digital readout.? I believe the counter within is crystal

He mentioned 3hp. I am happy with 1hp for my machines Get Outlook for Android<https://aka.ms/ghei36> ________________________________ Sent: Thursday, February 14, 2019 4:05:59 PM To:

Why 3hp? Besides that is what treadmill motors are. I doubt these lathes and mills need much more hp than what they were designed for. One might be throwing money at things that don't really need it.

do you mind doing a show and tell on the 3Hp motor conversion? I have been thinking of getting a DC motor for my lathe and for the horizontal milling machine i have. ________________________________

Just had a look at the ELS link and saw this >> Spindle Optical Sensor. ( http://www.autoartisans.com/ELS/OptoSpindle.htm ) Would that not do what you need if you go with the ELS? If you are going