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I am sure someone on the list has a decent mill and could make one for you. Get Outlook for Android<https://aka.ms/AAb9ysg> ________________________________ Sent: Tuesday, November 5, 2024 1:15:27

This could be handy; where is this section with drawings Mike? I also need a banjo but I do not have a mill. So I figured if I could draw up the banjo in CAD, I could split it into layers and have

This is a great Group thank you all !! Regards Steve Liljestrand

I forgot to mention that if ya contact Clausing who bought Atlas Press way way back & they no longer have the part for sale they will send ya a copy of the print so ya can make yer own . Also if ya

ya may try these folks , or lost creek machine https://bmpartstech.com/ https://lostcreekmachine.com/ animal

They can often be found on eBay but expect to pay $300+ If you have access to a mill it would not be a difficult part to make.

Would any one know where to ger a L6 1007 banjo for a quick change gear box ?

IF your Mill is an Atlas horizontal, many came with a power feed. ? You MIGHT find parts to make a conversion IF your Mill is a vertical, it is a more or less easier project. ?ENCO made a power

? Finally got my mill in my machine room & under power . Wondering if anyone here has come up with a DIY powerfeed that could be used on a mill . thanks animal

Thank you to all for the references, videos and encouragement! There’s a lot to absorb…especially for this old mind. But, it’s looking more like it’s doable. Thank you again and i’m sure

A worthwhile place to point your browser is… Atlas Press Co. - Publication Reprints vintagemachinery.orgYou might want to download this early on… Atlas Press Co. - Publication Reprints - Manual

Apparently lost the link for tool posts from LMS.? https://littlemachineshop.com/products/search.php?tabName=Products&term=Tool+posts William R. Meyers, MSgt, USAF(Ret.) Aphorisms to live by:Good

Excellent advice!? Here is a lathe starter kit for Atlas/Craftsman 6" lathes.?https://littlemachineshop.com/products/product_view.php?ProductID=6364&category=2122081964 That'll give us a baseline

Good recommendations on the tool holders. But he hasn’t said what other tooling he has with the lathe. Without it the lathe is useless, and that tooling can easily cost much more than the lathe

I didn't see a tailstock in his photo, possibly you're looking at the one in my example photo of a lantern style tool post? That was a photo from the group photos that was the first example of a

I'm not that familiar with the Craftsman model numbers. But it looked larger than a 6" to me. I would not buy a 6" Atlas/Craftsman lathe now, unless it was a real steal, because I have a better idea

The tailstock is a late model, probably from the 70’s. Probably has 1/2” ways too.

He included the model number in his post, but the compound looks like the 12 inch model. Basically a 10 inch compound with platform shoes….. Charles

That's not actually a tool holder. It's the compound slide. A T-nut fits in it, and helps clamp the tool holder to the slide. There are a couple common types of tool holders that can fit the Atlas

Welcome to the world of Atlas Lathes, Joe. Some questions for you: What model lathe did you get? ?They made a 6" swing, a 10" swing and a 12" swing, I think, and recommendations will vary. The