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7th Sep 2010, 01:04 PM
Thread: Geared head drill press restoration
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oops I didnt even realize that. either way,,nice...
oops I didnt even realize that. either way,,nice job!
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7th Sep 2010, 09:25 AM
Thread: Geared head drill press restoration
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Nice restoration,these are one of my favorite...
Nice restoration,these are one of my favorite topics to read
. I found this for repairing metal, havent tried it yet but it looks interesting
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21st Apr 2010, 07:29 AM
Thread: angle plate???
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thanks,,I was thinking that an angle plate was...
thanks,,I was thinking that an angle plate was just stronger. i didnt realize they were using it for accurate 90's. I guess I will try ebay for a small one....thanks
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20th Apr 2010, 04:11 AM
Thread: angle plate???
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angle plate???
I was searching the web looking for ideas on how to make a milling attatchment for my atlas lathe. One site, the guy used 'angle plate'...I looked it up and some larger ones (bigger than 3x3") are...
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19th Jan 2010, 08:27 AM
Thread: Homemade bandsaw blade welder
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yes,I forgot to mention it here. I originally...
yes,I forgot to mention it here. I originally posted it in a different forum and wrote a little about it on youtube. After the blade comes out you heat it with a torch until it turns pink ,then when...
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18th Jan 2010, 08:12 AM
Thread: Homemade bandsaw blade welder
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Homemade bandsaw blade welder
Thought I'd share this video I just posted about a home made bandsaw blade welder someone gave me. I have no clue as to how it was made but it I'm sure you guys here can make one!! Here is the link...
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3rd Nov 2009, 01:50 PM
Thread: what to hold wood with in headstock?
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"My name is Mark & I am a blasphemer" hmmm,...
"My name is Mark & I am a blasphemer"
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2nd Nov 2009, 01:15 PM
Thread: what to hold wood with in headstock?
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Awesome files and beautiful boxes!! :2tsup:
Awesome files and beautiful boxes!! :2tsup:
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2nd Nov 2009, 02:55 AM
Thread: Jewellers saw blade choice
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I need to buy a jewelers saw to try some inlay...
I need to buy a jewelers saw to try some inlay work for a guitar. I had no clue about using them so I looked it up on youtube. there's a bunch of videos that explain the types of blades, how to...
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2nd Nov 2009, 02:49 AM
Thread: what to hold wood with in headstock?
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I'll have to repent later :wink:, right now wood...
I'll have to repent later :wink:, right now wood is easier to play with.
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1st Nov 2009, 03:55 PM
Thread: what to hold wood with in headstock?
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Usually I never have good luck. I went to my...
Usually I never have good luck. I went to my basement to sort through the box of stuff that came with the lathe. Most of the things I have no clue as to what they are. I found a morse 3 to 2 fitting,...
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1st Nov 2009, 08:43 AM
Thread: what to hold wood with in headstock?
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Thanks,, after reading your response, I opened up...
Thanks,, after reading your response, I opened up a manual on the specifications of my lathe and it said for the headstock spindle
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1st Nov 2009, 02:06 AM
Thread: what to hold wood with in headstock?
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what to hold wood with in headstock?
I would like to turn a few pieces of wood on my metal lathe but I'm unsure of the setup that goes into the headstock. I have a live center for the tail stock, and I was going to try a spur drive...
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16th Sep 2009, 09:32 AM
Thread: freehand turning??
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I found this site and downloaded a few but didnt...
I found this site and downloaded a few but didnt dig into any yet..something about reading books online, I cant concentrate..I need paper :doh:...
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15th Sep 2009, 12:03 PM
Thread: freehand turning??
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well, I finished off that handle basically just...
well, I finished off that handle basically just the way it looks in the photo. I messed up the little shoulder so I didnt make it like the original. but the tang (the original isnt threaded) fit in...
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8th Sep 2009, 12:38 AM
Thread: Dumb Waiter/Goods Lift Track
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I'm just taking a stab here -- how about garage...
I'm just taking a stab here -- how about garage door tracks? (I dont know about the size your asking for , but I have 2 tracks laying on the side of my house and I noticed that I could link them...
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8th Sep 2009, 12:34 AM
Thread: screw gear removal??
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Thanks Dano, I visit the groups there also, but I...
Thanks Dano, I visit the groups there also, but I like it here better. :U
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7th Sep 2009, 01:27 PM
Thread: screw gear removal??
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Hey Kody, I like the idea of just swinging the...
Hey Kody, I like the idea of just swinging the banjo down a bit. I'll look into that. A co-workers father builds those steam locos that you can sit on, I havent seen any pics of his yet.
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7th Sep 2009, 10:50 AM
Thread: screw gear removal??
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Pipeclay....Yes ,I'm confusing everyone because...
Pipeclay....Yes ,I'm confusing everyone because I'm still not familiar with the correct names of all the parts. Sorry.
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7th Sep 2009, 09:37 AM
Thread: screw gear removal??
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Hi Kody, my lathe has that lever (reverse...
Hi Kody, my lathe has that lever (reverse -neutral - forward) at the very end of the gear line up. Moving it to neutral stops the threaded bar from spinning, but the gears are before that lever and...
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7th Sep 2009, 02:42 AM
Thread: screw gear removal??
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screw gear removal??
Would it be better if I removed one of the screw cutting gears so that all the gears arent turning? I really dont need the cross feed bar to move the carriage, I'm not at that level yet.
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5th Sep 2009, 02:09 PM
Thread: freehand turning??
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Thanks Mark, thats a very interesting tool. I'd...
Thanks Mark, thats a very interesting tool. I'd like to try to make one, I like the handle you put on yours also. I bookmarked the link...
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2nd Sep 2009, 09:23 AM
Thread: freehand turning??
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in the picture I posted, it looks like my...
in the picture I posted, it looks like my original handle is floating next to the holder instead of stuck into it :U
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2nd Sep 2009, 08:07 AM
Thread: freehand turning??
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Thanks everyone for the replies. Now I know what...
Thanks everyone for the replies. Now I know what I did wrong, I wasnt close enough with what I was using as a tool rest.
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1st Sep 2009, 12:51 PM
Thread: freehand turning??
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freehand turning??
Is it acceptable to freehand on a metal lathe(like a woodturning lathe)?? I tried it on 1/4" brass rod to make a little ball on the end and it didnt seem too bad, but today I tried to make the...
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31st Aug 2009, 11:13 PM
Thread: decorative turnings??
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Brett32 - Now thats what I'm talking about....
Brett32 - Now thats what I'm talking about. thanks
I did come across this site,mainly wood but I think there's some metal:
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28th Aug 2009, 10:07 AM
Thread: decorative turnings??
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I'd love to get a milling attatchment!!!
I'd love to get a milling attatchment!!!
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28th Aug 2009, 10:06 AM
Thread: lathe thread question
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Hey guys,i just ran down to check the lathe,,...
Hey guys,i just ran down to check the lathe,, there is a keyway slot all the way across the lead screw. I thought that was strange so I had to check. To the left is a lever that changes the direction...
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26th Aug 2009, 07:50 AM
Thread: lathe thread question
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Hi Dave, no I havent really been on the lathe...
Hi Dave, no I havent really been on the lathe yet, I need a project and some scrap metal to practice on.
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25th Aug 2009, 11:44 AM
Thread: lathe thread question
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Ok, I put some good gear lube on the...
Ok, I put some good gear lube on the gears.......BOY is it quiet now !!!!!!! thanks!
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25th Aug 2009, 11:37 AM
Thread: decorative turnings??
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No, I just got the lathe 2 weeks ago, I never...
No, I just got the lathe 2 weeks ago, I never touched one before in my life..not even a wood turning lathe. I have more time cleaning it than using it. I'd really like a simple project with a nice...
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25th Aug 2009, 11:32 AM
Thread: first try at a ball
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No problem. i'm a visual aids kind of guy :B........
No problem. i'm a visual aids kind of guy :B..... After looking close at the ball I made I can see that it really isnt as round as I thought it was. But still, it was my first time ever using a lathe...
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25th Aug 2009, 11:30 AM
Thread: help with hammerite supplier
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someone on another forum,,,yahoo groups...
someone on another forum,,,yahoo groups atlas_craftsman lathes,,just used it in blue and it looks great. Their green matches Grizzly.
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24th Aug 2009, 11:30 AM
Thread: first try at a ball
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Hey Frank, sorry I didnt notice that first http....
Hey Frank, sorry I didnt notice that first http. I went to the site,,theres a lot of interesting topics there,,thanks :2tsup:
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24th Aug 2009, 01:16 AM
Thread: first try at a ball
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Thanks guys for the great ideas, Big Shed ..I...
Thanks guys for the great ideas,
Big Shed ..I did see the same type of ball turning tool on youtube YouTube - Turning a ball (knob) on the lathe. I could never make anything like that.
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22nd Aug 2009, 10:59 AM
Thread: first try at a ball
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first try at a ball
I tried to turn the end of a 1/4" brass rod into a ball. First I used the slides and I was getting way too confused as to which way to turn the handles on each end. Then I free handed it but I dont...
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22nd Aug 2009, 12:25 AM
Thread: Machinable Wax??
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Grizzly has machinable wax, but they're in the...
Grizzly has machinable wax, but they're in the U.S. .
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22nd Aug 2009, 12:19 AM
Thread: lathe thread question
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Hi Dave, that double moving cross slide feature...
Hi Dave, that double moving cross slide feature looks like it is very tricky to set up. I'd like to see how its actually supposed to be used because I cant imagine it. Well, maybe if I disengage the...
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21st Aug 2009, 02:48 PM
Thread: decorative turnings??
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decorative turnings??
Does anyone know of a site or have pics of decorative things they made with a metal lathe? Maybe some trinket thing or candle stick holders etc...
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21st Aug 2009, 07:15 AM
Thread: lathe thread question
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Thanks,that makes sense,, i didnt think of it...
Thanks,that makes sense,, i didnt think of it that way at all.
If anyone cares, I made a quick video of this lathe:
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21st Aug 2009, 01:02 AM
Thread: lathe thread question
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lathe thread question
Hi everyone, I'm new here and I'm also new to working with lathes. I just picked up an old Atlas lathe and I'm slowly trying to figure it out. I love woodworking and metal working and I'd like to use...