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Mine is the wedge style, as that was what my school was using on their larger lathes, though BXA & CXA sizes. I'm told the piston style doesn't grip as well, but you couldn't prove it by me.? It is a

I second this.? I got a Phase-II brand clone of the Aloris-style toolpost, and it was a HUGE improvement in both rigidity and repeatability.? You could take the tool (with the holder) off, swap to

I put an AXA clone on my TH42 some years ago. Works well. Got mine from Amazon for $130, but they've gone up in price since then. By quite a bit.? Bill in OKC? William R. Meyers, MSgt, USAF(Ret.)

here are some pics of the home made tool post as requested

Pictures make a world of difference if you want help.

hi all, The lathe i have came with a home made tool post that holds 4 toolbits at once. however to change between the 4 bits you have to turn the tool post round and some how get it back square i

??? that probably the one my wife got a pic of last nite .

You guys know, there is also an Atlas comet visible this month. Wonder if it is made in the same factory as the lathes.... ? Get Outlook for

There were also Atlas branded metal shapers. Charles

Regarding detent balls and springs— Your local bicycle shop can sell you a 3/16" ball for a few pennies. This is the size used in front wheel hubs, usually 10 per side. Though nice bikes went away

??? I know we always talk about the lathes being made by Atlas , so who made the horizontal mills , was it Atlas also ? animal

Thank You Brandon Corey That is the exact document I've been looking for. Much appreciated! I spent a few hours in my shop yesterday pouring over this parts manual.? My Mill is only called out as

Thank You Charles Brumbelow. These links were very helpful.

I never found a meaningful difference between the MF and MFB. The MF and MFB had a cutter guard where the MFC removed the cutter guard and came with a different overarm support casting and bar —

wow thanks for that its greatly appreciated many thanks Ben

Possibly something from here: Atlas Press Co. - Publication Reprints vintagemachinery.org Charles

Cross slide (Compound Rest) Gib screws are 1/4-28 x 25/32 headless set screw, dog point Tool Rest Gib screws are #10-32 x 7/8 headless set screw, dog point Carriage Gib Screws are 1/4-28 x 7/8

Hello fellow Atlas fans, I just received an Atlas Model MF mill. It came disassembled in milk crates. can anyone explain the differences in the Model codes, MF vs MFB vs MFC etc.. and secondly, does

Hi all I hope this works... I bought an atlas tv 42 lathe and im in the process of cleaning it up and replacing bits that are either missing or wrong. my list of requirements so far is the gib screws

Most likely, a hacked email account. The member has been placed back in moderation. If any of you know her IRL, you might talk to her about regaining control of her email account. Bill in