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    WTB: Brass Jaws for Jacobs no 100 chuck (U100)

    The no100 is like a Jacobs drill chuck that's fitted with brass jaws. The jaws on my no. 100are pretty much shot, so I'd like to buy a replacement set. I believe the kit is known as a Jacobs U100. Thanks! ... Gregg
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    Albrecht Chuck, Loose jaws

    The jaws of the Albrecht Classic 130 chuck on my drill press are loose. Which is to say, that with no drill being held in the chuck, I can move the chuck jaws in and out of the chuck about 0.040" with my finger. This makes it a real pain on the drill press, because gravity causes the jaws...
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    WTB- Jaws for 1/2" Albrecht chuck

    Does anyone have a set of jaws they want to sell for a 1/2" Albrecht chuck, or know where I could get a set? Thanks, .. Gregg
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    WTB - Top Slide / Compound Rest

    Looking to upgrade the original top slide on my Standard-Modern 11 x 20" Utilathe. Hoping someone out there has something good I can adapt. The original compound rest swivels on a round pin into a 1" hole in the cross slide, and sits on a 5" diameter round pad. The compound is locked into...
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    For Sale: EMCO Super Precision Chuck

    For Sale: EMCO Super Precision Chuck - Made in Austria - 160mm diameter (6.3") - 3 jaw, 2 piece, reversible - Rated up to 4,400 RPM - 42mm through hole (1.65") Very lightly used, and well cared for. Includes original box Asking $300 plus shipping
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    Want to buy: 10 Ton Hydraulic Ram

    The hydraulic ram on my shop press started leaking yesterday, and as luck would have it, none of my local shops can source the replacement seals. Hoping that someone has a good/used cylinder/ram they can sell me ... either a Blackhawk type 65442, or an Enerpac RC 106. These are 10 Ton rams...
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    Duplicate user name ?

    I was checking my user settings today because it looked as if my PM notifications are turned off. So, I checked my settings by clicking on my user name in one of my posts, and found myself looking at someone else's profile Checking further, I'm thinking there may be an error in the database...
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    WTB: Starrett # 249 Slotting blades

    I've checked, and it seems that Starrett has discontinued these. The set I have is getting pretty dull from regular use (!) The # 249 is a set of blades that fit into an 8" hacksaw frame. They look like short hacksaw blades, but the teeth have no set, and are square cut ... so you can used...
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    WTB - Jacobs #100 Armature chuck - with brass jaws

    I'm looking to buy a Jacobs model 100 'Armature Chuck'. These chucks look like a large drill chuck, but have brass jaws. They usually come with an MT2 arbor, and most often as a kit with a second chuck for the drive end. Many thanks, ... Gregg
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    WTB: AMF Float Lock Vise

    I'd like to buy an AMF or Walhstrom Float Lock drill press vise (or similar), like the one pictured below: Many thanks, ... Gregg
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    For Sale: Starrett 657AA Magnetic Stand

    For Sale: Starrett 657AA Magnetic Stand Set, used, with box Complete with all attachments, as shown in the photo (657G Upright Base Post, 657S Snug, 657X Rod, 657Y Indicator Attachment and the PT18724 Snug). It has precision-ground magnetic contact points so it can grip horizontally...
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    FS: York Bullet vise, Wilton style

    Here is a nice little swivel-base vise I have for sale. It was made in Czechoslovakia, about 1965, and is very lightly used: If it looks like a Wilton Bullet, that's because York vises happen to be the ones that Wilton copied. More info at...
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    A friendly challenge: how to do this?

    I haven't been able to come up with a good way of doing this, so I thought I would pose a friendly challenge to the group. Basically, I need to accurately locate the position of a lubrication hole through the wall of a valve guide while it is still installed in the head. This is because the...
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    FS: Electric Die Grinder with Tool Post Bracket

    I bought the die grinder new some years ago, and simply have not used it enough to warrant keeping it. It was sold under the craftsman name, as well as DoAll as I recall. It runs at 24,000 RPM, at 1/5 HP. Included is the wrench, and the tool post bracket in the photo below. The whole...
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    Anyone Recognize this Solid Carbide Cutter ?

    A friend gave me this cutter, and we have no idea what it is/was for. I've done a web search on the marked numbers, with no luck. It looks to me like some sort of counterbore with multiple steps. Here are the markings and various dimensions: R901000528 T-261 -087- OAL= 5" Shank =...
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    Need Source for lathe spindle bearings

    I'm looking for a source for new spindle bearings for my lathe. Cost from the OEM is prohibitive, and my local bearing supplier cannot find a source for precision bearings. Specs are as follows: 1. Type: Taper Roller bearing Original manfacturer: Timken Cup and cone numbers: 18790...
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    WTB - ER40 Collets

    I need a few ER40 collets ... I bought a Shars collet chuck which is OK, except that I didn't notice they omitted a 1/4" collet and a few other useful sizes. Problem is that buying them one at a time from Shars afterward is a pretty expensive way to go. I'm hoping someone here can sell me some...
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    FS: Mitutoyo DRO head, 2 Axis $35.00

    For Sale: Mitutoyo 2-Axis DRO head, model MLP-7705W An older model, but very clean and in great working condition. Uses the same glass scales as the newer Mitutoyo DROs with round 6 pin connectors. Has rear panel terminals for replicating the front panel buttons, as well as switches...
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    Wanted: Keyway broach, 5/32" or 4mm

    Hi, I want to buy a good quality keyway broach and bushing. The slot should be 5/32" or 4mm, and the bushing for a 0.625 - 0.660" bore. I would also be interested in a set of broaches that includes the above size. Thank you, .. Gregg
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    Who makes this Drill Sharpening Jig ?

    I got this drill sharpening jig a while back, and set it up with its own motor this week. I think I've seen an ad for this jig in a 1939 Atlas machinery catalog as a "Model W30" ... but nothing more. It's much more rigid and stable than the gool old General jig, and the micrometer adjustment...

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