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    Re: complete conversion kit for AMA25LV

    Don't worry Jon, I was in the same position a few months ago when I started on my journey.
    If it wasn't for a good friend guiding me along the way and explaining to me what everything was for, I...
  2. Re: Question on lathe

    As mentioned above, here is a picture of the operation.

    This can be used to centralise any pop mark in the four jaw.

    Using two centres, one in the tailstock, and one between the tailstock...
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    Re: Repairing Atlas 10" lathe

    I'm sorry I haven't been available recently, health and bereavement issues reared their ugly heads.

    I have done the spindle removal many times, and there is a definite knack to it.

    It is very...
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    Re: Repairing Atlas 10" lathe

    If you look at how the lathe is built up, you should find that most of what you are worried about is mounted onto the detachable head not the main bed girder.

    The girder will have to have a few...
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    Re: Repairing Atlas 10" lathe

    As you know, the Atlas system is based on a single heavily webbed and rigid girder that everything is bolted on to. I would think anything which compromised that would render it useless, and...
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    Re: Minilathe

    I have done a fair amount of work on these mini lathes for a few people, mainly putting them right and adjusting them to run like a lathe should.

    What you must realise with all these small lathes,...
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    Re: Does this quote seem reasonable?

    It is easy to get a depth stop that you require.
    Doing something like I have shown in the sketch will get you within a couple of thou tolerance for each one.
    You don't have to use the bit of wood,...
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    Re: Does this quote seem reasonable?

    Why not just stick the pieces to a square bar magnet using the ends not requiring plating, like a hedgehog effect. The bar magnet should be able to conduct the power OK.

    Bogs
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