Cleaning out some of mine and my dad's stuff.
All items are plus shipping.
Picture1
A
Lathe spindle pulley. Not sure what it is for, but looks like a for Stark 3-1/2 lathe, as it matches the spindle pulley shown in Stark catalogs, but no guarantees.
The pulley has three diameters each about 1-1/2" wide. The diameters are about 3.1", 4.1" and 5.1" measured at the crown of the pulley.
The entire pulley is 4-3/4" wide and the spindle bore is 1.478"
There is a setscrew to lock it to the spindle.
There are two rows of holes in the flange at the large end for indexing. One is 60 holes and the other 48.
$25
B
Lathe faceplate. May be for a Stark 3-1/2 lathe, but no guarantees. The faceplate is 6-13/16" diameter, 0.55" thick at the rim and 1-3/4" thick at the hub. The hub has am inside bore of 1.47". It is mounted with a removable arbor about 2.5" long that has a 0.756 x 24tpi thread on it (the threads are about an inch long). There are numerous holes drilled in the faceplate, in no particular pattern
$25
C
Three 2-7/8" diameter dog driver / faceplates with one 3/4x16tpi threaded arbor. It threads easily onto one faceplate, but the other two are tight. The arbor is the same as the collets in this picture.
$30
D
I think these are 1 Morse taper. One faceplate fixed to an arbor and two centers (one of them a half center).
$10
E
Set of 15 collets, 0.680-24tpi, 2.4" long. Thought they were 32S for the Stark 3-1/2 lathe, but it appears they are a bit too short. Sizes include 1/32, 1/16, 5/64, 3/32, 7/64, 1/8 (unmarked), 9/64, 19/64, 3/16, 1/4, 9/32, 3/8, 25/64, 7/16, and 1/2. The collets are marked "Van Norman", but they do not match any collet sizes for Van Norman lathes or mills. The collets have a body diameter of 0.680". The threads are 0.680-24tpi. Threads are about 9/16" long and the collets are about 2.4" long. The angle on the head is 15 degrees on each side (30 degrees total). The collets are all in good shape, although a few have minor marks on the face. Possibly they could be used on a Stark 3-1/2 if you had a longer drawbar.
$50
F
One 3/14" diameter dog driver / faceplate with one 7/8"x16tpi threaded arbor. It threads easily onto the faceplate. The arbor is the same as the collets in this picture.
$15
Picture2
A
Hand vise 1-1/4" wide jaws, opens to 1"
$5
B
Stop for a Hardinge Lathe. Not sure to what model it belongs. Also not sure if it stops the carriage or the cross slide, because I have seen similar ones in both locations. Larry Vanice can probably ID it. The screws are 1/4-20 and are on a 1" diameter bolt circle. The turret is 1-3/4" diameter. The mounting bracket face is 2-1/8"x2" and has a 7/8" key with a 3/8" mounting hole. The height from the face to the center of the turret is 1-7/8"
$50
C
Lantern toolpost toolholder, Armstrong No 1S (for high-speed steel). 1-1/4'x1/2" shank, 6" long. Takes 5/16" bits.
$10
D
Funky toy-like vise 2" wide. Has 78-39 cast into the underside.
$2
E
3MT to 2MT adapter, somewhat dinged.
$2
F
1J collet, 3/4" Hardinge, a lttle chipped around the splits.
$2
G
Two Carbide Tipped Straight Shank SAE Port Contour Cutters.
The longer one has three steps, 0.445", 0.565 & 0.880. The middle section is 3/16" long.
The shorter one has three steps, 0.451, 0.562, 1.000 and also 3/16" long on the center section.
There are no nicks in the carbide that I can feel with my fingernail.
Shanks on both are 3/4".
$5 for both
H
Set of three 3PN collets, a dog drive plate for Pratt & Whitney Model 3 lathe and mill. Note that these are NOT for the Pratt & Whitney Model 3C lathe and mill, which takes a larger size. The collets are 5/16", 7/16" and 1/2". The 1/2" collet has corrosion on the face and on one side. The others are in very good condition. The threads are 0.638 x 24tpi. The dog drive plate is 3-3/16" diameter and 0.3" thick. The slot is 0.355 wide and about 1" long. The shank is 0.50 and is threaded 0.642 x 24tpi. There are three holes, the two opposing ones are threaded 1/4-20 and the third one is unthreaded.
$30
I
Handwheel collet closer. Fits the collets in picture 1, although the first half of the threads are very loose.
Effective length of the tube is 7-3/4 (collar to open end of tube). Tube is 0.774 O.D., except at the handwheel end which is 0.803. Handle is hard rubber on a brass hub. One of the three screws is missing.
$25
J
Scully-Jones Split Shaft Tap Drivers. Two are Morse Taper 2 with 5/8 opening, the third is Morse taper 1 with 5/16 opening. All are in good shape, with no major nicks, dings or dents.
$10
K
Unknown 3/8" capacity drill chuck on pitted 2MT arbor. Works. has no key.
$2
Picture3
A
Miscelaneous indicator parts including one of those vintage triangular indicators.
$5
B
Unknown spindle, possibly for a drill press. 12-1/2" long shaft, 1/8" slots 5-1/2" long. 1/2" hole about 1-1/4" deep on the end, with two setscrews.
$10
C
Two unknown calipers.
$5 both
D
Toolholder. 3/8" IC negative rake triangular insert.
Marked:
TAN-42940-047
CHG HP+WA
$10
E
Toolholder. Shank is 1x1-1/4", 5" long and it takes what appears to be a really big 9/16" IC 80 degree C insert.
$10
F
Large drift, 8" long, 1-3/8" wide on the end.
$2
G
Pair of 2MT drifts
$5
H
I think these are engraving bits. The shaft is tapered, going from 0.223 to 0.194 over 3/4". There is a hole on the end, but it doesn't look like it is threaded. They have flats that say 314 on one side and 204 Germany on the other.
They are VERY sharp. You should keep band-aids on hand.
$10
I
Starrett music wire cutters, #1 5-1/2".
$25
J
Armstrong? wrench. Round 3/4" hole with slots for keys on one side, square about 1/2" on the other side.
size of square?
$5
Picture 4
A
Vlier flat-faced pring stops with tang. Unused box of 12.
$10
B
Billings machine wrench, 5/8 and 3/4"
$5
C
Arco jig saw attachment for hand-held drill. Was going to use it to make a die filer, but I'm getting a die filer, so I don't need it.
$2
D
Unknown Di-acro Punches.
$2
E
Vintage machine or lug wrench 13/16"
$5
F
Faceplate or disk sander? 4: diameter, 1/2" center hole (unthreaded) and four 1/4" holes. Has setscrew holes for fixing to a shaft, but could be threaded.
$5
G
Eleven taps, 5-40
$10
H
Three pipe taps 1/8", 1/4", 3/8". All high speed steel, all made in the USA. 3/8" Hy-pro, 1/4" Greenfield, 1/8" Hy-pro. Used but in good condition.
$10
I
Two pipe taps 1/8", 1/4". All Greenfield, high-speed steel, all made in the USA. Used but in good condition.
$5
J
Five 1/4" NPT pipe taps. All high speed steel, all made in the USA. Used but in good condition. Light surface rust on some. Should not affect use.
$15
Picture4
Picture5
A
Cushman 5" chuck. Funky 2-piece jaws with blades on it that look like it was for cutting tapered tenons into the end of a wooden dowel. The blade comes off the master jaw (they are pinned on). You could replace them with something else. Includes a key.
$20
B
Drill index, fractional, up to 1/4" by 64ths f
$2
C
Drill index, number 1-60
$2
D
Drill index, number 1-60
$2
E
Drill index, fractional, 1/16 to 1/2 by 32nds
$2
F
Drill index, fractional, 1/16 to 1/2, 64ths and 32nds only in smaller sizes
$2
G
Sivel vise base, unknown (except that it is known that it is NOT Kurt).
4" diameter outside ring, 1/2" center pin. 1/2" bolts, 9/16" slots, 7-3/4" width overall.
degrees?
$10
H
Drill index, fractional, 1/16 to 1/2, 64ths and 32nds only in smaller sizes
$2
I
Drill index, fractional, 1/16 to 3/8 by 32nds
$2
J
Drill index, fractional, 1/16 to 1/2 by 64ths, rusty
$2
K
Drill index, fractional, 1/16 to 1/2 by 64ths, rusty
$2
If you have any questions on anything, let me know.
Steve
All items are plus shipping.
Picture1
A
Lathe spindle pulley. Not sure what it is for, but looks like a for Stark 3-1/2 lathe, as it matches the spindle pulley shown in Stark catalogs, but no guarantees.
The pulley has three diameters each about 1-1/2" wide. The diameters are about 3.1", 4.1" and 5.1" measured at the crown of the pulley.
The entire pulley is 4-3/4" wide and the spindle bore is 1.478"
There is a setscrew to lock it to the spindle.
There are two rows of holes in the flange at the large end for indexing. One is 60 holes and the other 48.
$25
B
Lathe faceplate. May be for a Stark 3-1/2 lathe, but no guarantees. The faceplate is 6-13/16" diameter, 0.55" thick at the rim and 1-3/4" thick at the hub. The hub has am inside bore of 1.47". It is mounted with a removable arbor about 2.5" long that has a 0.756 x 24tpi thread on it (the threads are about an inch long). There are numerous holes drilled in the faceplate, in no particular pattern
$25
C
Three 2-7/8" diameter dog driver / faceplates with one 3/4x16tpi threaded arbor. It threads easily onto one faceplate, but the other two are tight. The arbor is the same as the collets in this picture.
$30
D
I think these are 1 Morse taper. One faceplate fixed to an arbor and two centers (one of them a half center).
$10
E
Set of 15 collets, 0.680-24tpi, 2.4" long. Thought they were 32S for the Stark 3-1/2 lathe, but it appears they are a bit too short. Sizes include 1/32, 1/16, 5/64, 3/32, 7/64, 1/8 (unmarked), 9/64, 19/64, 3/16, 1/4, 9/32, 3/8, 25/64, 7/16, and 1/2. The collets are marked "Van Norman", but they do not match any collet sizes for Van Norman lathes or mills. The collets have a body diameter of 0.680". The threads are 0.680-24tpi. Threads are about 9/16" long and the collets are about 2.4" long. The angle on the head is 15 degrees on each side (30 degrees total). The collets are all in good shape, although a few have minor marks on the face. Possibly they could be used on a Stark 3-1/2 if you had a longer drawbar.
$50
F
One 3/14" diameter dog driver / faceplate with one 7/8"x16tpi threaded arbor. It threads easily onto the faceplate. The arbor is the same as the collets in this picture.
$15
Picture2
A
Hand vise 1-1/4" wide jaws, opens to 1"
$5
B
Stop for a Hardinge Lathe. Not sure to what model it belongs. Also not sure if it stops the carriage or the cross slide, because I have seen similar ones in both locations. Larry Vanice can probably ID it. The screws are 1/4-20 and are on a 1" diameter bolt circle. The turret is 1-3/4" diameter. The mounting bracket face is 2-1/8"x2" and has a 7/8" key with a 3/8" mounting hole. The height from the face to the center of the turret is 1-7/8"
$50
C
Lantern toolpost toolholder, Armstrong No 1S (for high-speed steel). 1-1/4'x1/2" shank, 6" long. Takes 5/16" bits.
$10
D
Funky toy-like vise 2" wide. Has 78-39 cast into the underside.
$2
E
3MT to 2MT adapter, somewhat dinged.
$2
F
1J collet, 3/4" Hardinge, a lttle chipped around the splits.
$2
G
Two Carbide Tipped Straight Shank SAE Port Contour Cutters.
The longer one has three steps, 0.445", 0.565 & 0.880. The middle section is 3/16" long.
The shorter one has three steps, 0.451, 0.562, 1.000 and also 3/16" long on the center section.
There are no nicks in the carbide that I can feel with my fingernail.
Shanks on both are 3/4".
$5 for both
H
Set of three 3PN collets, a dog drive plate for Pratt & Whitney Model 3 lathe and mill. Note that these are NOT for the Pratt & Whitney Model 3C lathe and mill, which takes a larger size. The collets are 5/16", 7/16" and 1/2". The 1/2" collet has corrosion on the face and on one side. The others are in very good condition. The threads are 0.638 x 24tpi. The dog drive plate is 3-3/16" diameter and 0.3" thick. The slot is 0.355 wide and about 1" long. The shank is 0.50 and is threaded 0.642 x 24tpi. There are three holes, the two opposing ones are threaded 1/4-20 and the third one is unthreaded.
$30
I
Handwheel collet closer. Fits the collets in picture 1, although the first half of the threads are very loose.
Effective length of the tube is 7-3/4 (collar to open end of tube). Tube is 0.774 O.D., except at the handwheel end which is 0.803. Handle is hard rubber on a brass hub. One of the three screws is missing.
$25
J
Scully-Jones Split Shaft Tap Drivers. Two are Morse Taper 2 with 5/8 opening, the third is Morse taper 1 with 5/16 opening. All are in good shape, with no major nicks, dings or dents.
$10
K
Unknown 3/8" capacity drill chuck on pitted 2MT arbor. Works. has no key.
$2
Picture3
A
Miscelaneous indicator parts including one of those vintage triangular indicators.
$5
B
Unknown spindle, possibly for a drill press. 12-1/2" long shaft, 1/8" slots 5-1/2" long. 1/2" hole about 1-1/4" deep on the end, with two setscrews.
$10
C
Two unknown calipers.
$5 both
D
Toolholder. 3/8" IC negative rake triangular insert.
Marked:
TAN-42940-047
CHG HP+WA
$10
E
Toolholder. Shank is 1x1-1/4", 5" long and it takes what appears to be a really big 9/16" IC 80 degree C insert.
$10
F
Large drift, 8" long, 1-3/8" wide on the end.
$2
G
Pair of 2MT drifts
$5
H
I think these are engraving bits. The shaft is tapered, going from 0.223 to 0.194 over 3/4". There is a hole on the end, but it doesn't look like it is threaded. They have flats that say 314 on one side and 204 Germany on the other.
They are VERY sharp. You should keep band-aids on hand.
$10
I
Starrett music wire cutters, #1 5-1/2".
$25
J
Armstrong? wrench. Round 3/4" hole with slots for keys on one side, square about 1/2" on the other side.
size of square?
$5
Picture 4
A
Vlier flat-faced pring stops with tang. Unused box of 12.
$10
B
Billings machine wrench, 5/8 and 3/4"
$5
C
Arco jig saw attachment for hand-held drill. Was going to use it to make a die filer, but I'm getting a die filer, so I don't need it.
$2
D
Unknown Di-acro Punches.
$2
E
Vintage machine or lug wrench 13/16"
$5
F
Faceplate or disk sander? 4: diameter, 1/2" center hole (unthreaded) and four 1/4" holes. Has setscrew holes for fixing to a shaft, but could be threaded.
$5
G
Eleven taps, 5-40
$10
H
Three pipe taps 1/8", 1/4", 3/8". All high speed steel, all made in the USA. 3/8" Hy-pro, 1/4" Greenfield, 1/8" Hy-pro. Used but in good condition.
$10
I
Two pipe taps 1/8", 1/4". All Greenfield, high-speed steel, all made in the USA. Used but in good condition.
$5
J
Five 1/4" NPT pipe taps. All high speed steel, all made in the USA. Used but in good condition. Light surface rust on some. Should not affect use.
$15
Picture4Picture5
A
Cushman 5" chuck. Funky 2-piece jaws with blades on it that look like it was for cutting tapered tenons into the end of a wooden dowel. The blade comes off the master jaw (they are pinned on). You could replace them with something else. Includes a key.
$20
B
Drill index, fractional, up to 1/4" by 64ths f
$2
C
Drill index, number 1-60
$2
D
Drill index, number 1-60
$2
E
Drill index, fractional, 1/16 to 1/2 by 32nds
$2
F
Drill index, fractional, 1/16 to 1/2, 64ths and 32nds only in smaller sizes
$2
G
Sivel vise base, unknown (except that it is known that it is NOT Kurt).
4" diameter outside ring, 1/2" center pin. 1/2" bolts, 9/16" slots, 7-3/4" width overall.
degrees?
$10
H
Drill index, fractional, 1/16 to 1/2, 64ths and 32nds only in smaller sizes
$2
I
Drill index, fractional, 1/16 to 3/8 by 32nds
$2
J
Drill index, fractional, 1/16 to 1/2 by 64ths, rusty
$2
K
Drill index, fractional, 1/16 to 1/2 by 64ths, rusty
$2
If you have any questions on anything, let me know.
Steve
