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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.?
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my list of requirements so far is
the gib screws and nuts for pretty much all the relevant places
all the springs and ball bearings for the detent mechanisms
for some reason the rack that the saddle moves up and down on has been moved 3/8" towards the headstock
lastly someone has snuck a 35" leadscrew in
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broadly mr bodge and bugger it have been at it if anyone can let me know the relevant sizes of threads etc i would appreciate it
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many thanks
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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 OKC?
William R. Meyers, MSgt, USAF(Ret.)
Aphorisms to live by: Good judgement comes from experience. Experience comes from bad judgement.? SEMPER GUMBY!
Expect in one hand, expectorate in the other. See which one gets full first.
On Wednesday, October 16, 2024 at 01:40:01 PM CDT, Greg via groups.io <gregj@...> wrote:
This is a scam… Amazon gift card BS…
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Online Auction Lathe in Groton NY
Not mine.? Just posting in case someone is looking and doesn't wade through the 400+ lots in the auction.? This is in the Tietsworth online auction this week.? I had a 6" so I am not familiar with the larger ones.? This is a 10" or 12".
Dave My 6" Craftsman was loaded on a truck and hauled away today.? Same deal as when I got it 30 or so years ago.? My father picked it up because it was local to him.? I was the 2nd owner.? The new (3rd) owner's father picked it up for him and it will go to NJ when it gets picked up from the father's shop.? Turns out I knew the new owner when he was a little kid and his brother was in scouts with my son.
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This is a scam… Amazon gift card BS…
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Quick question, do you shop using Amazon?
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Thanks!
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Another one of these " pretty slick " tubes
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Not mine - For sale at a good price in Burnley UK.
It was a "J" wanted!? Anyone out there?? ?Bill
Yup. It was me.
I am getting back home on Saturday and I can send pictures to whoever is interested.?
??? I believe that was Andrei
??? animal
On 8/26/24 9:36 AM, Bill Williams wrote:
Someone out there hat has a belt drive Bridgeport head for sale? Let me know please!? ?Bill in Boulder CO
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This is regarding his mail account having been hacked or spoofed.
William R. Meyers, MSgt, USAF(Ret.)
Aphorisms to live by: Good judgement comes from experience. Experience comes from bad judgement.? SEMPER GUMBY!
Expect in one hand, expectorate in the other. See which one gets full first.
On Tuesday, September 10, 2024 at 11:25:10 AM CDT, Jim F <lacityjim2@...> wrote:
On Sep 10, 2024, at 7:39?AM, Jack Jennings via groups.io <jejennings@...> wrote:
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Hello,
How are you doing today? Sorry to bother you.
Do you've a free moment over email? Please I need a favor.
Regards,
J Evans Jennings Jr
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It is a scam. He got hacked and someone is impersonating it. Just delete the email, until Jack has a chance?to change his password and run an antivirus on his computer.?
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Jack,
What is this regarding?
On Sep 10, 2024, at 7:39?AM, Jack Jennings via groups.io <jejennings@...> wrote:
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Hello,
How are you doing today? Sorry to bother you.
Do you've a free moment over email? Please I need a favor.
Regards,
J Evans Jennings Jr
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On Sep 10, 2024, at 7:39?AM, Jack Jennings via groups.io <jejennings@...> wrote:
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Hello,
How are you doing today? Sorry to bother you.
Do you've a free moment over email? Please I need a favor.
Regards,
J Evans Jennings Jr
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Hello,
How are you doing today? Sorry to bother you.
Do you've a free moment over email? Please I need a favor.
Regards,
J Evans Jennings Jr
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Re: The shop of all shops ?
RE: Raymonds commet about building in/out feed tables for his Dewalt. I have been using Habor Freight telescoping roller stands for infeed & outfeed supports with pretty good luck. Inexpensive, easy to store, fast to set up, good for infrequent use. If I wanted
something for a heavily used setup. I'd build in/out feed tables.
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Re: The shop of all shops ?
Someone please tell me Russell Garrens didn't die of lung cancer. I think a few good machinists inhaled too many particulates, grinding dust, and coolant mist and their work killed them in the end. I think about this every time I pick up something initialled by the German toolmaker whose stuff I ended up with. As I went through his shop I found bunches of empty pill bottles from his lung cancer drugs.
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Re: The shop of all shops ?
I, like Bill Burton, have bid on and won many things from Premier Machinery Auctions. I agree with Bill, they are a top notch auction company.
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I am also one of the people in the "Twin Cities Home Machinists" group who knew Russell Garrens personally, and I can attest to his skills as a machinist, and to the fact that he did indeed use the equipment in his shop.? I have attended many live machine shop auctions with Russell back in the day when that was a thing, and when Russ was there also, (which was most of them) I stood very little chance of out bidding him for things we both wanted.??
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Bear in Mind that this is not a "one and done" auction.? Premier estimates it will take at least 12 Auctions of 400 to 500 lots each, over the course of the next year to get through this shop.??
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I would also like to point out that Russell's shop did not always look like this? The clutter and apparent disarray is a combination of the Covid lockdowns, and a Cancer diagnosis and Russell's attempt to cope with all that he was going through.?
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Jim in Minnesota
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Re: The shop of all shops ?
On Thu, Sep 5, 2024 at 09:38 AM, William Burton wrote:
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This is what a shop looks like after a person suffers from a 10 year long decline due to cancer, only to be compounded by the lock down.? You can clearly see he had a tight and efficient setup underneath the surface clutter.
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I'm still recovering from a major surgery 11 months ago, and my shop has never looked worse.? I'm inclined to show a little grace here for the deceased.
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Re: The shop of all shops ?
??? ??? so how do ya like the Oxy/Propane setup ? What can/can't
ya do with teh Oxy/Propae vs Oxy/Act ?
??? thanks
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On 9/5/24 6:01 AM, mondosmetals wrote:
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Three torch kits: One mini O/A kit with MC Acetylene cylinder
was the first I acquired pre-2000, then I upgraded to a B
cylinder because the MC runs out too fast, and as my needs for
heat increased I set up a full size cart with Oxy/Propane - 150
cuft Oxy (Size S)? and an 60 pound propane cylinder. That was 12
years ago. I swap out the Oxy cylinder once or twice a year
(that's about 16 times) but have not yet refilled the propane
cylinder - it's about 1/4 full now. By the time it will need to
be refilled it will be out of test date and cheaper to just
purchase another cylinder.
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Raymond
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Re: The shop of all shops ?
I've bought many things through this auction company over the years and I think they're totally above board.? Several people in my local hobby machinist group in the Minneapolis area apparently knew this guy and it's all real.? Clearly he was hoarding, but I guess he was a fine machinist too.? Because of the extent of this auction it's getting a lot more widespread publicity than Premier's auctions usually do, which will probably result in higher prices for many of the more popular or sought-after items (so I may not end up bidding on anything even though I'm local).? Having followed Premier's auctions for years I can definitely attest that this one is unique!
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Bill??
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Bill in OKC too
Jim F