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Apparently it is a meat cutting saw. I can't dig up much more info on it than that.

So with the Acme style threads, I feed in the same way you would with a normal 60* thread, except with the correct angle for the thread I'm cutting. Those ones don't chatter too bad. The square threads must be cut feeding directly in, the one I did with a square thread did chatter quite a bit, I...

Hi everyone, this is in response to Matt's Parker vise. So My name is Eric, I've done a few vise nuts over the last couple years for GJ members. I've attached a couple photos and the link to the part of my site with the vise parts. Basically I just get the original nut / leadscrew and...

perhaps for stretching loop end springs to be able to clip them on to something?

Just got all these back from anodizing. Took roughly 6 months pecking away at them in my free time at work / after work. All done using our HAAS toolroom mill. Everything is 6061 aluminum. They are all for RC race buggies, not sure of the scale. Just about everything was custom designed by the...

Small Brass cannon, first project I did on my lathe when I got it about 8 years ago

$20 shipped

Both are SOLD. Please remove Sent from my Pixel 2 using Tapatalk

Two cans of Clausing oil. Hydraulic oil is almost gone, probably less than 1/4 can left. Way oil is probably about 2/3 to 3/4 full. $20 + shipping OBO

South Bend Lathe Face Plate 7 1/4" diameter, 1 1/2" - 8 TPI. For 9" south bend lathes. Has minor wear and a couple cut marks as seen in the photos. $65 + Shipping South Bend Lathe Drive Plate, for driving lathe dogs when turning between centers. 6" diameter. 1 1/2" - 8 TPI for 9" South Bend...

That would be me! CNC machined aluminum, hand painted black (or your choice of color) Bottom one in the first picture is an original in plastic for comparison. $25 each + $5 Shipping, PM me if interested. Eric

You could make your own "J -channel" Out of some wood. Furring strip on the back side to take up the height / thickness of the gap, and some 1X to bake a basic base molding? Could even use Azek so you dont have to paint and could plug the holes with the trim kit.

The Craftsman lathes are made by atlas, but seem not as good in my opinion. Most have no quick change gear box, some of the smaller ones don't even have carriage or cross feeds. Most models had change gears, and you need to make sure you have a complete set if you buy one without a quick change...

Definitely no South Bend. I would also pass because of the condition, and because its all in metric. Probably impossible to convert to English without knowing the maker.

If the sled is the only option, make sure you pull it out backwards - with the back of the column facing up the stairs. That way all the weight is up front and there's no risk of it spinning around on its way up Definitely consider removing the head and ram, it will make it much less topheavy...

Well no wonder my router wouldn't raise and lower! The gear has broken. I've poked around for a couple days on marketplace and Craigslist, but I have not found a donor. Would anyone happen to have a donor router for sale, or possibly just this gear? It's listed as part #27 in the manual, and...

Stopped by the American Precision Museum yesterday, located in Windsor, VT. About a two hour drive from where we live, so an excellent day trip. For those who do not know, the museum started life as an armory producing rifles in the 1800's, and eventually moving to consumer products. I've...

Thanks for the catalog page Lugnutz! Also forgot I had a BSA hatchet made by Bridgeport in my camping gear. One of the later models with the rubber handle and painted red. Seen better days, but it gets the job done. Sent from my Pixel 2 using Tapatalk

A good friend of mine gave me this hacksaw the other day. I can't find ANY info on it. Cant even find any pictures of the same thing online. Maybe someone here has some info on it? Bridgeport no. 30 hacksaw. I love the green handles, and the ribbed design inside the handles is interesting as...

So I'm restoring an old shopsmith, and the threaded one of these "nuts" is stripped. I'm going to make a new one myself, but I was actually just more curious what it was actually called, and if they were commercially available? Im leaning towards it being called a clevis, but I've found no...