hsracer201
Hot Rolled
- Joined
- Oct 24, 2015
I've yet to see a carriage stop exactly like the one in this photo before and didn't know if it was factory or cobbled up?
Just curious. Thanks.
Just curious. Thanks.
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Is the carriage stop on this Heavy 10 a factory item?
- Thread starter hsracer201
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jim rozen
Diamond
- Joined
- Feb 26, 2004
- Location
- peekskill, NY
Actually looks like a pretty cool design. Not sure how it would index but there's probably some
sort of ball plunger that goes into divots in the rotor.
Now all he needs is a self-ejecting chuck key. =)
sort of ball plunger that goes into divots in the rotor.
Now all he needs is a self-ejecting chuck key. =)
hsracer201
Hot Rolled
- Joined
- Oct 24, 2015
It just spins in a circle with a positive click at each adjustment. It doesn't hit the flat area on the side of the carriage exactly, but it works.
k3vyl
Stainless
- Joined
- Feb 13, 2008
- Location
- newark DE USA
The adaptor plate is a south bend part. If you ever get a SBL carriage stop it will work with that plate. Mostly used with spindle nose collets,to work close to the nose with a micrometer stop. I have them for my T (13")lathe and have used them. Both parts are RT numbers and work on both lathes.
The capstan stop may be from another manufacturer. I use a SBL stop on my 13" Regal. Works fine.
The capstan stop may be from another manufacturer. I use a SBL stop on my 13" Regal. Works fine.
