Just picked up one of these with all the accessories for $200! Thanks for the tutorial.

@smallmetalworkingmachines1378

5 жыл бұрын

Wow, that is a very nice buy! You are most welcome!

@MurdochsTune

5 жыл бұрын

200 geez thats a steal, im looking at one now for 600 very well kept

Love your video finally someone showing all the functions

Lock down the carriage when trying to mill - & tighten up your gibs ! It's getting rare these days to find complete machines that also have complete tooling / accessories !

@smallmetalworkingmachines1378

5 жыл бұрын

Yes, I was being a bit sloppy....

Thanks for sharing. I have 3 of these lathes. One is identical to the one that you showed except that it is an Atlas Branded. I also have a second one of that style for parts only and the third is an Atlas/Clausing which is a later model. Mine was built in 1979. I plan to do a complete restoration on it, even though it is in very good condition.

@smallmetalworkingmachines1378

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks for your comment, R. Steven! There is a lot to be said for these wonderful machines. They really don't make 'em like this anymore!

WOW awesome lathe wish I knew where to get one of those, looks like a perfect starter set up...

@smallmetalworkingmachines1378

5 жыл бұрын

They show up on Craigslist frequently. And the accessories are plentiful on Ebay though they are expensive!

Wow that little endmill had a huge amount of runout but still a cool machine if the spindle has a morse taper headstock spinde buy morse taper collets or an morse taper er collet holder for milling more rigid and more accurate run out wise

@georgewocosky

5 жыл бұрын

How about locking down the carriage , & tightening up the gibs ? I saw that he was trying to hold the traverse feed while running in the cross slide ; that's asking for disaster !

Hello,Will the milling attachment fit to Craftsman 109 lathe??