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I just looked at the lathe, there is a lip on the apron which fits under the edge of the bed to prevent lifting, but this is not adjustable, the only form of adjustment is the carriage clamp, but I

I dont know, Ive never tried! OK correct that, Ive just been down and tried, I mounted the dial gauge on the saddle, with the plunger in contact with the flat portion of the bed between the ways,

Thanks. So if you mount an indicator on the cross slide and indicate on the bed, and live the carriage - how much play do you get?

Rich, I wouldnt bother, it is rare that you will want to turn anything longer than 10, I did in one of our early contacts mention that you would probably find this to be the case, as about 90% of all

OK, I'm getting used to my new Super 11. So now I am discovering the little things you don't notice at first when you buy a new lathe. Unless you have the experience to look exactly for the right

I have a manual for my V10P, I'll scan it and send you a copy. Please send me an email directly & any other takers. Eric V10P is figure mill You

Hi All, New to the board and hoping for some help.I just bought a V10P lathe/mill and was looking for a manuel of operation/parts.The lathe is in good shape and came with a bunch of extra stuff I`m

<chasfred2002@...> wrote: they probably shaper into that well. not sure this cost but I've always over from another version of their wondering if it would I have a tool post grinder. I purchased it

Oh good - I was looking at that, but it said 12" swing and up, been meaning to ask -- Regards, Rich ================================ Richard Kleinhenz http://beautifulhandmadepens.com

The Metal Lathe Accessories (www.mlatoolbox@...)Steady rest works well on the S11, as does the rear mounted cutoff tool post. I agree on the follower rest-- I have had one on order with Blue Ridge

Thanks for your reply Almus. I was planning on purchasing a gear cutter from Blue Ridge as they probably know exactly what I'll need. Was thinking of pressing the Sheldon shaper into use, but I don't

<chasfred2002@...> wrote: Hi Charles. Thanks for the long post about V10p. I have three emco lathes, C8, V10P and Super-11. They obviously have a common heritage and many of the parts are

From ads for Emco lathes that I have seen in Model Engineer I believe that the smaller Emco lathes are now all made in Taiwan/China, but are still sold under the Emco label, so I would assume they

I thought I might mention and also ask for some help concerning accessories for my V-10 p in addition to offering help and some hopefully accurate notes. I have a lovely V10-p and also an older V10 in

It's a little less like $240 or so I know - that's where I'm at... all these items that are not unreasonable by themselves DO add up! At least I have a VFD that was reasonable to get me started, that

price, and they have the resistor also - for $17. Definitely not gonna invest into the resistor module for the Reliance drive! 270 new. I got it from dealerselectric.com (or something like that) I

Actually I found that drive at amarilloelectric.com for a good price, and they have the resistor also - for $17. Definitely not gonna invest into the resistor module for the Reliance drive! --

I found the Fm100-202. Did you get a resistor? How much was that? -- Regards, Rich ================================ Richard Kleinhenz http://beautifulhandmadepens.com

back-plate route. Decision time sometime this weekend :-) The plain back with the separate D1-4 mounting plate, gets you a 6" D1-4 4 jaw and keeps your weight down (if that is what you want). The

Right, I was looking for D1-4 mount though. May still go the back-plate route. Decision time sometime this weekend :-) * REPLY SEPARATOR *