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Shars chuck, with matching Shars backplate. Backplate threaded 1-10 and ready to screw on similarly threaded lathe spindle, Atlas618 for example. Backplate will need a skim cut of about 20 thous for a nice snug fit into recess on back of chuck. Comes with backplate mounting bolts and chuck...

Not cheap offshore goods, and not a vise in the $300+ class. Precision way more important than cosmetics. -Marty-

For Atlas 618 lathe. Need two: 1/8 and 1/4, with internal 3/8-16 thread. -Marty-

6" Atlas lathe, on factory stand, countershaft above, motor in back. I would like to order some link belting (Fenner et al.) to replace the two original belts, and would appreciate specs or ordering info from a supplier. -Marty-

Pls reply with asking price and condition. Thanks. -Marty-

6" Mitutoyo Absolute AOS Digimatic dial caliper. New. I have used it only to determine if it works, and it does. Important Note: Based on telephone information from MitutoyoUSA, there is reason to believe that this is not a genuine Mitutoyo item but a copy, possibly Chinese. For that reason...

I would be interested in seeing plans for making the dome on a haystack or beehive boiler that might have been appropriate to engines like the Boulton & Watt bellcrank condensing engine of 1802 in The Science Museum, London. In terms of size, my model of the engine will have a flywheel of about...

Looking for used, in good shape. Cosmetic issues not affecting chuck innards are OK. Want chuck only, no arbor. If you have one with an arbor, please quote your asking price for the chuck only. Would consider metric (0-6.5). Albrechts are always nice. -Marty, in Owl's Head, Maine-

In overall appearance, this model is much like the the original, but smaller, model that appeared in The Model Engineer for June, 1899. It is believed to be based on the design of an 1895 Phoenix Steam Hammer. The Breisch design goes back over 30 years. Relatively few of these Breisch casting...

Has anyone built the Paul Breisch power hammer (designed about 50 years ago)? If so, I'd be interested in your comments, especially re the accuracy of the plans. -Marty-

I could use some 5C collets, hex and square, in the 3/16-inch to 1-inch range, in common inch sizes. Used but with good bores and outside threads. Hardinge and similar brands, no noname or oriental.

A search on fans for the forum turned up nothing. Anyone have plans or design comments for a hot air fan, standing about a foot high or so, that could sit on the cast iron top of the wood stove? Not interested in commercial ones or ones that suck on electricity. Thanks, -Marty-

MYFORD SUPER-7B, For Sale Screwcutting lathe with Myford QuickChange Gearbox and leadscrew micrometer handwheel. 220V 1-phase. 7” diameter swing over ways, power feed (longitudinal), back-geared with spindle speed range of 35 – 2500 rpm. OAL 3 ft 9 inches. $2750 US For additional...

Has anyone here done the little S-T pump? I have a question about the function of a steam passage shown on the print. -Marty, in Owl's Head, Maine-

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Somewhat slippery and hard to bond, Delrin. I am using it in a R/C model of a sailboat (J-boat 'Ranger' for the rudder to rudder post junction), and found that it can be bonded well by scuffing the adhering faces with 80-grit to increase the keying surface and then applying the LocTite 2-part...