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That is the company I was thinking about in my earlier post. I think Abom did a factory tour video where I saw the different versions.

Thanks Jim.? Looking him up now.

Gerstner Chests. US made $3000, Chinese made to Gerstner specs, $600, Chinese Knockoff, $60! Fortunately I have the first and the last! Bill

I know what you mean. Incredible.

You can also watch ABOM 79. Adam is a good machinist that works on real projects and finds solutions that inspire us.

You guys are great!? I very much appreciate all the feedback, comments, and help. Being new here I did some searching for settings and now set them so I will get a daily digest.? I had not see all

It's been going on with the Honda small engine knock-off's for years all parts are interchangeable . It keeps? Harbor Freight doors open . animal

this what yer lookin for HANDY LATHE CHART for the ATLAS / CRAFTSMAN 10" and 12" METAL LATHE - Picture 1 of 6 https://www.ebay.com/itm/134973418537? animal n 3/18/24 12:56 PM, Lbrewer42 wrote:

Agreed. You can get good products made there if you control the process. Unfortunately, once they learn your processes, they will steal your IP and make the same thing under a fictitious brand and

The problem is CHINA . We need to really lay on our politicians to bring all the American company's back home. Just look at auto parts they are all china made? ? GP

Starrett does indeed have a factory in China, and the products made there are thus under their direct control. Unlike companies that buy products from various vendors and have their names stamped on.

Spindle Speed Chart is in the MOLO (Manual of Lathe Operation) I suggest buying a hard copy, e-Bay perhaps $35 - $40. I see a number of versions as listed as low as $8.30 ( Etsy (

Regards Carvel

I remember seeing where one of the well respected companies, maybe not Starrett, had a value line of Chicom products alongside their American made line. It does appear Starrett has a presence in China

Hey Lee, Machining is like a drug. It's a habit forming. The sounds and smells included. I had 25 years as a journeyman tool and die maker/machinist. You are going to have so much fun.

I will bet he is thrilled, or saying ‘what the heck just happened? Turn On Lee. Enjoy the chips. In a heavy cut look for 6&9 in the curl. That’s sixes and nines 6 / 9. You will find out if you

Thanks Brian. I just sent Lee some information.

Jim I can see his email address at the beginning of his post. I hope you send him whatever you can. Lee, Turn on man, it’s a good machine. Brian

Send me your email address and I’ll send you a bunch of information. Jim

Total newbie. Did my first turning not long ago. I learned a lot. Specifically that I have a lot to learn, but also that this is going to be something i REALLY enjoy. I am trying to find a chart