Recent content by outofround

Ok I tore the whole thing apart minus the gearbox, saving that for another day, I do have one question. In reference to the Tool post swivel, how did any of you remove the pins under the set screws that hold the tool post swivel onto the compound swivel? Reference page 10 of this manual...

There's a few pics links in my first post of the lathe and its data plate as well. I'm printing a manual right now and heading back out to my garage Sent from my HTC6990LVW using Tapatalk

yepp got all the gears with it. Sent from my HTC6990LVW using Tapatalk

Will do ^^^^^^ Sent from my HTC6990LVW using Tapatalk

Anyone else have one of these?

Thanks for all the links people, much appreciated!

Yes all the change gears were included. I also got some tooling and three tool posts as well as a old script snap on Jacobs chuck.

I just got this off Craigslist for 250 the other day and I have started cleaning and fixing it up. Does anyone have any manual scans or know of a place I can find some for it? Any advice or conversation in reference is welcomed as well. http://www.flickr.com/photos/mechamattzilla/12269883616/...

Had this as my pocket knife for around the last 5 or 6 years at least, got it issued on a deployment and somehow managed to not have it stolen yet. I am not normally a fan of serrated knives, but you generally don't say no to free 200 dollar knives and the S30V steel holds an edge for quite awhile.

I am in the Military, we see our share of stupid things, but when I was in Korea the first time back in 96-97 I was walking through the motorpool and saw a SGT attempting to inflate a tire on a split-ring rim from a deuce with the ring face up, rim resting on the ground, while standing on top of...

LOL, you aren't far off, the reflector and heat sink is one solid chunk of aluminum, when the bulb heats up it puts out quite a lot of radiant heat. the plastic portions of it are bakelite though,they hold up well to the heat.

Yeah you can screw these to a welding clamp and rotate the head where you want it, great workstation light. They do get hot as all hell though.

Went junk store shopping today and found this nice 8mm movie camera light. These have a camera bracket screw on the bottom of the handle which means you can screw them to anything with a hole in it, and they are like a billion candlepower bulb. I scored this one for 3 dollars. I had to polish...

Thank you, that was very helpful.

I am in the middle of renovating an old craftsman 150 (king Seely) drill press, could someone please explain to me how to remove the chuck from the quill shaft? the original is damaged and needs to be replaced, I also need to find out what replacement chucks will fit it. I see a collar above the...