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Duh! I should have remembered that type, especially as I have one. Those are specifically for square stock. The one that Andrei showed may have originally been for square also but it appears that

Here is what he is talking about https://www.amazon.com/USD-ADJUSTABLE-BENT-LATHE-CAPACITY/dp/B07F1BDPSX ________________________________ Sent: Friday, February 22, 2019 1:19 PM To:

Sorry Robert, I should sent a link out.? And maybe this is for stock with flats.

Given that the standard set of dogs is “adjustable” (each one in the set covers a diameter range), I’m not certain whether you might be referring to those or something else entirely. Can you

Has anybody used the adjustable dogs? Are there issues with those? They seem like an economical way to go if? you aren't turning between centers all the time or if you are doing a wide variety of

I am all for keeping Clausing interested in supporting we owners of the old Atlas machines. But I prefer to do it by buying parts from them. Most of the manuals on the Atlas and Craftsman machines are

Clausing Atlas will sell you all the manuals you need for a reasonable price and some are a free download. Just Google clayusing atlas manuals and you will be there!

At home I kind of prefer 1/4" , less to grind!3/8" is the center height with my Enco turret but I have shims.Dave?Sent from my T-Mobile 4G LTE Device

Robert, I am a new member to the Atlas Craftsman list. I don’t know how the list works yet, but I assume you are the “owner/moderator” and this email is actually getting to you. A week ago or

Hi Jody . . . wasn’t trying to correct anything and your description was spot on in terms of what you were wanting to do . . . A faceplate can be used as a drive plate either with a straight dog

Carvel, You are right to correct me.? The correct term would be driveplate for what I'm talking about.? So I'm looking for a driveplate and I can't imagine I would need one bigger than 6".? The

I realize that it saves time to just hit the Reply button instead of typing in an address and I know that I sometimes forget to do it myself until about half a second after I hit SEND. But the polite

Jody , If I am reading you correctly this is actually two separate issues . . . . ? For driving a workpiece between centres the lathe dog is fine and a 6” faceplate is a convenient way to engage it

Roger that. Thanks Kurt

I have a 6" plate, never needed anything bigger, and always use standard dogs. Kurt S. Sent via the Samsung Galaxy S7, an AT&T 4G LTE smartphone

Thanks! I'll look into it.

I'm needing tooling for turning between centers and sparked a couple of questions.? My lathe is 12x24 101.07403 1)? Should I pay a little more and get the 8" faceplate instead of 6" 2) Do you guys

I go to the N.A.M.E.S. show here in Michigan. They are always there and offer discounts. I agree their holders are expensive, but they are nice, but the inserts are reasonable. Sent via the Samsung

the larger tool blank ya can use the less flex ya will have ??? ??? animal

I have been using their HSS inserts for several years & like them alot ??? ??? animal