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it looks like the atlas lathes has the carriage handwheel in the opposite side of the cross slide, I´m combing through the library at www.lathes.co.uk, but haven't found a match still "SVIN" works :-)

Hi, over the past 3 weeks I got lucky - twice, first I had a call from a friend, one of his friends just bought a house, and with it a big ol drillpress he didn't want, did I want to have it for free? - yes sir! its a local (Danish) build unit, don't know much about it yet, except the factory...

that's right up my alley..just need a guy to set it up :) the gears are via pulleys and a belt, and it looks like the motor can turn both ways.. I hope it will be sturdy enough to turn metal on, everything on it weighs a ton the tailstock and toolpost are mounted on the bed, and then...

Hi, picked up a lathe of unknown origin today, only thing on it that has any name( as far as i can see) is the motor..its labeled Hoover, any help on identifying all/parts would be appreciated.. heres a few pictures of the setup the chuck has some kind of locking mechanism tailstock...

Hi all, i have bought an old vise and i cant find any info on it, it has the letters RB and number 7 on it, im guessing its a 7", its really huge and weighs 85kg, anybody who can help?, im planning on refurbishing it and then it will get a Proper post here [/URL] [/URL] [/URL]