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    Unkelheimer

    Hello PMers, I picked these up thinking theyre oil cups but Im not sure. Theyre about 0.5 in diam. Unkelheimer search did not give me any more info. Anybody recognise these?
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    Help on ebay.de

    Update. The item is listed as shipped.
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    Little Machine Shop Order

    I think Santa Monica or Malibu tried to impose a View tax, if your property has a view of the Pacific. That was decades ago.
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    Help on ebay.de

    Thanks Larry. I went ahead and went thru the ebay purchase process, paid PP and sent an email to get shipping cost. Ill wait now. Im not internet savy but the listing is in German. sprecken si deutch not. Some non english site has an English flag icon to present the reader with English version...
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    Help on ebay.de

    Spannzangenfutter ER20 mit Aufnahme 355E S20x2 z.B. fur Deckel Frasmaschine | eBay Im trying buy this but ebay says seller does not ship to the States. I contacted the seller but no reply. Any suggestions is greatly appreciated . Regards Rob
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    What have you made WITH your South Bend?

    This is the lead screw which I plan to make with my SB13 lathe, since it appears to be acme 6tpi thread. The picture shows lead schrew on top, SB13 cross lead screw bottom. The thread shape looks the same.
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    New to me Maho SK250

    Thanks Charles!. I stuck an MT4 on the horizontal spindle and it fits.
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    What have you made WITH your South Bend?

    Thanks for the info. Oddly, this is 18mm and 6tpi. Metrics seem to be listed with spacing between 2 threads with whole numbers in mm. This lead screw measure between 4 and 5 mm spacing, but nicely falls into 6tpi. No 18mm on the TPI section.
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    What have you made WITH your South Bend?

    Heres the part. Basically, its an 18mm round , with this thread( odd for 10 threads measured). I just realized this is actually 6TPI. the unthreaded part is 84.8mm. The threaded part is 9.2 inches Because this is something my lathe quick change gear can handle I might try just it.
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    Deckel L20 355E to ER collet adapter (German members)

    Thanks Kevin. I sent an inquiry.
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    Deckel L20 355E to ER collet adapter (German members)

    Hello, Im looking for an adapter that has a Deckel Maho style L20 (355E) (U2?) body to an ER20 collet. It was shown by Stefan Gotteswinter in one of his video. This will Americanize my Maho SK250 mill to use fractonal tool bits. I tried to go to ebay.de but it does not allow me to even search...
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    Maho sk 250

    I realize im responding to a very old thread but just acquired an SK250 February 2022. It seem heavier than it looks. Very well made. Odd control placements.
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    What have you made WITH your South Bend?

    Hello. Is anyone interested in making a metric lead screw for a project of mine. I have an SB13 lathe but Im a newby and having belt issue with my lathe. Anyways since this thread is somewhat related to what Im trying to accomplish, i figure ill post it here. Regards. Rob a.k.a ub360
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    New to me Maho SK250

    Hello. I picked up a Maho SK250 ( not A version) recently and I have it currently (Feb 2022) disassembled to clean and inspect. I will post pictures of before and after. During disassembly, I realized that this is both a vertical and a horizontal mill, though it only has a vertical head . The...
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    Serial Numbers Wanted

    Sb13 South Bend 13 with a 5 ft bed. Model A, S/N 5171TKX12, Cat No:CL8145B
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