I think the 10" is the same as the 12 in that respect.
Really? Mine has a section on "thread cutting on the 12" change gear lathe", starts on P. Posted 01:13 (#240873 - in reply to #240859) Subject: Re: old atlas metal lathe? any one familiar with these? They came in a coffe can.I think I am missing some parts to make the second compound spindle and also some parts to make up an idler spindle.Just a little different machine than those covered in that book.I do have a chart in the machine cover, but it is small,worn,and beat up.
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I have that book, it is a great book (IMHO ) but it does ot cover the atlas lathes that do not have quick change gearbox.I only have manual change gears. Posted 00:03 (#240859 - in reply to #240843) Subject: Re: old atlas metal lathe? any one familiar with these? Here's the book you need, it covers all the Atlas lathes from 1937 on, I have one that covers my 70's model 12".Excellent book, lots of info about threads, etc. Posted 23:33 (#240843 - in reply to #240768) Subject: Re: old atlas metal lathe? any one familiar with these? (37df-sm.jpg) Attachments - 37df-sm.jpg (60KB - 124 downloads) I have the gear chart just can't find it on my computer Edited by js4fn 22:30
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Posted 22:18 (#240784 - in reply to #240768) Subject: RE: old atlas metal lathe? any one familiar with these?Ĭheck here see if they have a manual for download No other tags are on the machine.I see some literature on E bay, but none is the right information for the machine. I could use a original operators manual and parts book for one of these to see how the gear systems are to be set up.Any one ever use one of these?It's pretty darn old though, probably from mid 30's from what I can see and I believe it is a model 10 or a 10D at least that is what is stamped in the gear cover. Posted 22:03 (#240768) Subject: old atlas metal lathe? any one familiar with these? Old atlas metal lathe? any one familiar with these?
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