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  1. johnoder

    Neat Biggie 3 step cone double back gear

    Not far from Farmington ME https://maine.craigslist.org/tls/d/east-dixfield-lathe/7667110036.html
  2. johnoder

    Deep Hole Drill by Pratt & Whitney.

    Two spindle jobs. Looks tired. They built many of them for WW2 https://westernmass.craigslist.org/tls/d/south-hadley-massive-gun-drilling-lathe/7663732058.html
  3. johnoder

    Fab layout from old days

    I got to be the layout person for stuff like so at Enpro systems. Its the "throat sheet" for a big high temperature refinery slide valve and was of plate at least 2" thick
  4. johnoder

    Fuse for Precise Grinder

    This is the hand held "die" grinder by them with the fuse under a screw on cap. It is marked Fusetron part 12 144 Need one or more
  5. johnoder

    Later No. 5 in Houston on CL

    May be the one with 11" A1 spindle nose and 4" cap. thru the collets. No affiliation. The "Tools" book calls this a M-2770 - but that doesn't make it one :D https://houston.craigslist.org/hvo/d/houston-warner-swaysey-lathe/7598145264.html
  6. johnoder

    K & T Model K Dividing Head Parts breakdown

    Found on page 78 and 79 here http://vintagemachinery.org/pubs/2098/20097.pdf
  7. johnoder

    Member ID Request

    Use to be a ALAN that posted amazing lists of metric transposing gears. Any one know who?
  8. johnoder

    Former member contact request

    I'd like to contact "roll - a - leblond" or Tony in Louisiana. Its been a good while since he has visited the forum
  9. johnoder

    9" Series R

    Anyone clue me in on why this never opens for me? http://vintagemachinery.org/pubs/1617/17673.pdf thanks
  10. johnoder

    Whitcomb-Blaisdell Stuff

    One of their substantial engine lathes for sale out Seattle way - you can tell by the pair of hand wheels on vertical shafts - one on each end of the lathe. All these in the 1920 catalog are double back geared - and ON EDIT - have the "pooch out" apron suggesting double wall. lathe - tools -...
  11. johnoder

    ATW "Patented Head"

    Obviously their answer to L&S Patent Head - circa 1911 Thanks to Greg for the Product Guide from then http://pounceatron.dreamhosters.com/docs/atw/atw-1911-product-guide.pdf WW2 Lathe - tools - by owner - sale First I have seen Photos for posterity Have fun
  12. johnoder

    20" Heavy Duty Le Blond

    I had no idea some came with 32 speeds. This one is early fifties / late forties LeBlond Metal Lathe - tools - by owner - sale Abbeville SC is out in the boonies about 130 miles east of Atlanta
  13. johnoder

    Walter and LType Spanners

    Walter has multiple threads, all out of date since last we heard he was in the Hospital If you would like to order something, email his daughter by looking at Post # 62 here...
  14. johnoder

    Leblond 25" (?) From 1945 The Peak of WW2 Develpment

    Including what appears to be the scab on hard outer ways Nice short "home shop size" if you just have to have nearly 16,000 Lb of no nonsense lathe - with the L3 spindle nose LeBlonde Heavy Duty Engine Lathe - tools - by owner - sale Some seemingly applicable specs from '47 - compliments of...
  15. johnoder

    Another Yankee Lathe

    Had not heard of this one Lathe - tools - by owner - sale I'll gather photos later and post them here ON EDIT..... Photos for posterity
  16. johnoder

    Amazing - lathe and mill I sold thirty years ago

    Cinta scroll saw,milling machine, torno naranja,engine lathe - Miscellaneous Tools - Houston, Texas | Facebook Marketplace I had thought they went to Oklahoma:D
  17. johnoder

    Monarch's "Travel Dial"

    This is only the second one I have seen - on a 14 WAA here. My 16 CW came with one - hefty thing that bolts on
  18. johnoder

    14 WAA metric transposing

    Here is how the stud gears changed for various mm. If I recall correctly, Monarch was using a 63 / 80 compound. The 2 1/2 - 80 is the third from right column on the QC gearbox chart - at least on the 14 and 16" lathes Maybe more readable On Edit .... if there was a little less paint on...
  19. johnoder

    Series 60 Metric Chart

    Saw this on a pair for sale NW USA Note the list of stud gears to get a reasonable number of choices
  20. johnoder

    Remove Dial 29 on Model K Dividing Head?

    So here it is - you can even see the set screw that let's you unbind dial for setting. How do you get the dial #29 assy off so you can put on a gear there?

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