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  1. J

    Wtb: DSG1810T

    Thanks for the replies, just got my heart set on an 1810T, i have been warned that if there is a problem with the electromagnetic clutches it will be a nightmare because matrix dont make them anymore or carry spares for them. But I still want one! Regards Josh
  2. J

    Wanted ! ! !

    Wanted: Deckel KF3S late model with dual table option. Thanks Josh
  3. J

    Wtb: DSG1810T

    Even a non toolroom version?
  4. J

    Wtb: DSG1810T

    I have been after a Dean Smith Grace 1810T (toolroom) lathe for a number of years with select a speed headstock. If anyone knows where one is please let me know.
  5. J

    Jones & Shipman color

    Hi Mark, Thank you. I also came across the Paragon Paint. I thought it might of been wishful thinking it was a RAL.
  6. J

    Jones & Shipman color

    I am reconditioning a Jones & Shipman Cyclindrical grinder. In the process of preparing some of the accessories for paint. Does anyone know the paint code or name of the original blue color they used?
  7. J

    Cincinnati Cinedo 316 15

    Thank you very much. I was able to rescue it, feel very relieved. Will post pics shortly.
  8. J

    Cincinnati Cinedo 316 15

    I have the chance to save a Cincinnati Cinedo 315 16 universal mill from going to scrap. Looks to have about a 68" table. Anyone know the weight? It doesnt have the powered overarm.
  9. J

    Dean Smith Grace Lathe Owners

    I have been warned they can be an absolute nightmare if or when something goes wrong. Still I would like to get one. Have you used one? Wondering what they are like.
  10. J

    Dean Smith Grace Lathe Owners

    A couple of lathes on my bucket list to get is a DSG 1810T hardsgyde with the select a speed headstock and the other is a 1910T. Ultimately with the high speed option. Anyone know where a 1810T or even a non toolroom 1810 with select a speed is? Any help would be appreciated. Regards Josh
  11. J

    Dean Smith Grace Lathe Owners

    Thank you for the reply, sorry I should have mentioned I finally found out how to get it apart. Correct it does come apart from the inside, the shaft runs right through with a nut on the back. Dean Smith & Grace sent through an original diagram detailing this. Was also warned there are cams...
  12. J

    Dean Smith Grace Lathe Owners

    How to remove knob from speed and feed chart on a 1709 Looks like it has a dowel pin but only way is out, and I cant see how to get it out without drilling it. I did check all around it for a grub screw or other dowl pins but nothing. Anyone have insight on how it is removed?
  13. J

    WTB: Cincinnati Toolmaster head

    I got a reply to my email. Unfortunately they sold a toolmaster head some time ago. Regards Josh
  14. J

    WTB: Cincinnati Toolmaster head

    Ahh, a tiny bit different to the one I looked up. I like how your model has the swiveling table. I emailed the company you sent a link too. Fingers crossed.
  15. J

    WTB: Cincinnati Toolmaster head

    Thank you very much. Will certainly send them an email. Just googled your model, wow I havent come across one of those. Do you still have yours? I would love to get one of the Toolmaster 205 HV models.
  16. J

    WTB: Cincinnati Toolmaster head

    Bump. Still looking for a head.
  17. J

    Cincinnati accessories

    That was a great score, especially with all the gears. Would sure make indexing the table easy. Certainly was worth getting to play with and get an understanding. I think it's going to be luck/chance of ever finding one. Same goes for the matching tailstock for that dividing head. The...
  18. J

    Cincinnati accessories

    I was very lucky indeed. I found a post with someone wanting to know what they where on behalf of a friend. I was actually trying to find the Cincinnati rack indexing attachment and vise when I stumbled across the post with the accessories in it. Post was from back in 2015 so didnt expect them...
  19. J

    Cincinnati accessories

    Thank you very much John. Sent you PM. Regards Josh
  20. J

    Cincinnati accessories

    Thank you very much for the info!!! That stub arbor in the drawing is exactly what I need.

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