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The serial number is probably very faint. I found that if I shined a light on it and viewed it on a angle, I could see it. It should be within three inches of the end. I’ll send you the

I'll try to find that tomorrow

Yes sir. 12 inch

Also, if you look at the right top side end of the front way, you can possibly find the serial number. Atlas kept a data base of the year it was made, but unfortunately they had computer problems and

I can email it to you. No charge. Is your lathe a 12” ?

Jeff, That is correct. Atlas made the lathes for Craftsman. How thick are the ways? Most early models have 3/8” ways. The Craftsman Commercial model has 1/2” ways and was made in the early

I got a manual but noticed later that there were several pages missing. I've been able to figure most of it out but a complete manual would be nice. What do you charge for them?

Jeff, Did you get the Atlas manual for your lathe? I have two digital copies and several videos on how to use your lathe. Let me know if you’d like me to send them to you. I have that same lathe,

Rui, It depends on what you mean by "plug and play". No one has a bolt on kit that I know of. As Animal pointed out, the Rocket system has assembled electronics but you likely still need a power

Bravo!? You will never regret those proper upgrades.? Bearings for tight and smooth operation and just as importantly the sleeve to get the dial out of the load path.? I did my 10" a couple of

Got ahead of myself , theres a bunch of Tubes about the Rocketronics . animal

yea there this one , the electronics are all done ya just have to plug things in , A guy on one of the groups here? got one , if its this group maybe he'll chime in

Greg I can soldier pretty good but all the tech stuff has my head spinning as I grew up in the 80’s and do not have any experience with that. Putting the components together should not be a problem

Rui, Back home and can respond a bit better. Yes, mine is the Clough ELS. If I have to explain this it will get technical real fast but Clough uses a TI microprocessor that is designed for

Why is the Accellstepper forum banned ? thanks animal

There has been a loot of discussion on this at /g/E-Leadscrew Depending on what parts of the original system that you have you can replace the arm that the change gears go on with a

I have a Craftsman/Atlas lathe model 101.07403. Great little machine. A friend gave it to me along with multiple accessories including the milling attachment. I spent approximately 25 years as a

Thanks Mike!! AtomicELS does not use the X axis, I am intending to add the X axis but could use a lot of help. I have a really good program for moving an axis that JIm Larsen wrote (and I modified) on

Thank you.? Changes the entire feel of the compound slide.? Making the elliptical thrust plate was the key to being able to incorporated the bearings, etc.? I did a similar large dial upgrade for a

What a marvelous piece of work! Such an upgrade to the original it is a serious temptation. Bll in Boulder