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mike Allen Wed, 23 11:45 "Pretty slick" It has the adjusting nut for centering the cutting tool height so it lands right on every time. It also filled a need not addressed by any other tool holder

If you go to the Shars.com website, they have dimensional drawings of all the tool holders. Get Outlook for Android<https://aka.ms/AAb9ysg> ________________________________ Sent: Thursday, October

No, that's the point I was trying inadequately to make above.? Each designation (AXA, BXA, etc) MUST take tool holders made exclusively for them.? It took ME? a LONG time to figure this out myself,

It looks like you have most of the stuff you need. ?An overarm support and a milling arbor will be necessary if you choose to run it as a Horizontal Mill. ? You can instead run it with a small face

The Vintage Machinery website has many Atlas documents available for download which cover these mills. Welcome vintagemachinery.org Atlas Press Co. - Publication

Hello Bill in OKC, i’m just south of Tulsa. As a rancher, most of my day is on the sidetrack… Hope you get yours working! Not so sure about this one. But, time will tell.

I've got one that I received in a box & 57 baggies over a decade ago. It's been almost together for most of that time, too. It will be a good machine someday. I hope. Yours will need more work than

?Hi, My name is Cliff and I was gifted an Atlas MF Mill. I’m still trying to learn more about the mill and because it’s missing a LOT of parts and others are broken, I’m trying to figure out

No. Not even close. :) Bill in OKC? William R. Meyers, MSgt, USAF(Ret.) Aphorisms to live by:Good judgement comes from experience. Experience comes from bad judgement.?SEMPER GUMBY! Improvise,

OXA fits the 7" Mini-lathes. It's not in the apparent sequence you'd expect. It might be more correctly be a 0XA, or zeroXA. I put one on my HF 7x10, but then traded the 7x10 for a couple of Unimats,

Pretty slick , how's the repeatability ? thanks for sharing animal

No . The larger ya go on the tool post the meatier the tool holder is with a larger slot . One of my buds runs a one man shop I think he had 6 or 7 lathes & the big one the tool post is massive ,

I tried this as an experiment just to see if it was a possible way to make tool holders with less machining and it does in fact work. I just welded two rods to a piece of heavy steel in place of the

I wasn't trying to slam ya , just stating a fact . probably 70 % maybe more have been at the beginning where ya are . & there's pretty much 3 results , no tool post , buy one , build one . I'll add

possibly a silly question but do the tool holders for an oxa for example fit and axa and so on

Please send any list or a link or any way for me to see what you’ve got for sale. Thanks Jim Irwin 2204 Wheaton Trail Cedar Park, TX 78613 jimairwin@... 512-294-6331

OXA is the smallest being able to work with lathes up to 8" AXA is for 9 to 12" lathes, and so on Get Outlook for Android<https://aka.ms/AAb9ysg> ________________________________ Sent: Wednesday,

The first letter in each of these designations refers to a size.? For instance, AXA is (as far as I know) the smallest of these style.? Your tool post has to be the right size for the tool holder to

Admittedly my post was made hoping to be able to cut out time sorting through tons of useless data/links to find a succinct but complete source.? I hate wasting time at the numerous links typically

https://patents.google.com/patent/US1141854A/en That's?the 1913 patent drawing. They can be used on lathes like the Unimat, and about anything else.? Bill in OKC? William R. Meyers, MSgt,