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John, What do you do when you grind the top of the tool? I've thought of making a block, but this problem of not being able to maintain center line point ...
Leo Reed
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Dec 1, 2005
2:13 pm
1665
... Answer in several parts. One, I tend to grind the end and side of the bit more than the top. Especially if I've ground a chipbreaker groove into it, or a...
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Dec 1, 2005
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Hi, I just acquired a 6 inch Craftsman 101.07301 and was wondering if anyone knows where i can find a missing Gear Guard (pt # M6-28) for the same. Thanks...
beeker2267
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Dec 2, 2005
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1667
I have a Craftsman model 101.21200, 6 inch, mk2 lathe and I'm looking for a universal number for the spindle belt (Craftsman 051-075). I want to walk into a...
mk2crafts
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Dec 2, 2005
3:04 am
1668
... Fenner PowerTwist belting 3/8 inch wide 5 foot lengths available at many industrial supply stores. It is a link belt that you can make any length you...
Hugh Prescott
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Dec 2, 2005
3:42 pm
1669
The Mark 2, as I mentioned about a week ago, takes a standard (but not too common) 2L type belt. You'd need to measure to be able to specify the length to...
Hank
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Dec 2, 2005
4:52 pm
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Hugh, thank's for your reply, but the belt you specified will not work with the lathe that I listed. It's too wide for the pulley belt tensioner....
mk2crafts
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Dec 3, 2005
5:46 am
1671
Usually just lurking and learning, I now have a question. I have found a 6X24 MkII (I believe) model 10100 lathe. Appears pristene with 3 jaw w/both jaw...
m_logical
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Dec 17, 2005
2:33 am
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Major difference between this and the 6x18 is that the 6x18 has twice as many speeds...16 vs. 8. Accessories and many parts will work with either, unless the...
Charles & Dorothy Bru...
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Dec 17, 2005
8:47 pm
1673
Look on ebay. there are usually a lot of these things-101s, not 618s. Good for small work, were Sear Dunlop brand originally, a step below craftsman. John M....
John Reid
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Dec 17, 2005
8:48 pm
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Ron, Have had mine since 1977 (bought from Atlas under the 3950 model) which is the same as the one from Sears (10100). Never have had trouble with it and it...
Earl Bower
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Dec 17, 2005
8:52 pm
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Hi All, I'm looking for a steadyrest for my 618, anyone have one they want to part with? Will even consider one that needs repair! I'm desperate here! :)...
Ken R
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Dec 19, 2005
6:32 pm
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If you have a 1x8 tpi spindle and are looking for a collet closer, you might take a look at one offered by Lee Valley (www.leevalley.com). Their their collet...
n5kzw
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Dec 19, 2005
6:34 pm
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Also, there's the Beall collet chuck ... http://www.bealltool.com/colletchk.htm It sounds like it's nearly the same thing. I called Beall a couple years ago...
azbruno
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Dec 19, 2005
10:19 pm
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Snip Hi All, I'm looking for a steadyrest for my 618 Unsnip I also have a 618, and am lacking the steady rest and follower rest. What I've decided to do (in...
Lynn Chidester
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Dec 20, 2005
5:07 pm
1679
I have not seen one of these in person, nor do I have any connection with this guy, but the price seems right. He's manufacturing a number of things for the 6"...
azbruno
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Dec 20, 2005
7:27 pm
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... I called Beall a while back because I was interested in using one of their chucks on my wood lathe (Delta, 1 x 8 spindle). I was interested in the chuck...
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Dec 20, 2005
9:16 pm
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Here is a link to a QCTP that I made (based on a design I found somewhere on the web). There is an aluminum spacer under the toolpost because I forgot about...
n5kzw
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Dec 22, 2005
12:49 am
1682
Ed, Looks like you came out with a nice set of tooling. I'm curious to know a little more about the knurling tool. The photo doesn't clearly show how it's...
Hank
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Dec 22, 2005
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Hank, the knurling tool is based on a 3-part article in HSM that started in January of 2001. That design had the arms pivoting in slots cut into a large chunk...
n5kzw
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Dec 22, 2005
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Bruno, I contacted him and he had exactly one left! He won't be making anymore till after the Holidays. I bought it as fast as PayPal would process the bill!...
Ken R
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Dec 22, 2005
4:32 pm
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I'd like to hear from anyone else who has a knurling tool for their 6 inch lathe. This general subject doesn't seem to come up too often and the knurling tools...
Hank
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Dec 22, 2005
4:52 pm
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I have been using a knurling tool from Victory Machinery in my 618. Two rollers in a floating head. It has a half inch shank that fits well into my Little...
Greg Smith
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Dec 23, 2005
1:29 am
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I use a knurling tool block, probably Atlas. It's listed in the Atlas Lathe Accessories Catalog, although the part itself is not marked. It's just a block of...
azbruno
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Dec 23, 2005
2:36 am
1688
I got the scissors style from little machine shop - less than $30 - it is mounted on a 3/8" tool stub, so it'll fit into the tool holder on your QCTP. Works...
Michael Dhabolt
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Dec 23, 2005
3:56 pm
1689
I have a knurling tool that was made for the Atlas/Craftsman 6" lathe. It was sold by Sears in the 1950's. I have used it several times. It has two knurling...
Leo Reed
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Dec 23, 2005
4:00 pm
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Hank, Check my website. I use the same knurler on all three of my machines. (Atlas 6" - South Bend 9 - Grizzly 12x37) I like this style better than the...
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ebower2000
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Dec 23, 2005
4:00 pm
1691
That is the type of holder that came with my 618, and the source of the two knurls on my holder. I built the scissor holder because I had read several concerns...
n5kzw
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Dec 23, 2005
4:02 pm
1692
Mike, This one looks pretty good because it will even fit on the original TSE QCTP with 7/16 high slots (for 3/8 bits), the Chinese steel clone of the TSE from...
Hank
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Dec 23, 2005
4:43 pm
1693
Just brass for knurling. Like you mentioned, I think it would overstress this little guy to knurl steel with it. I am going to look into a scissor holder. ...
Greg Smith
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Dec 23, 2005
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