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  1. J

    Lodge&Shipley parts

    Hi Ken, PM sent, or "start conversation". Joe
  2. J

    Lodge&Shipley parts

    Hello, I am looking for the long part with the dovetail, and the part above with the square sliding portion. As much as I don't want to ask, since these are scraped to other parts, having the matching parts as well would eliminate a lot of work even though I have those parts. Any special...
  3. J

    Lodge&Shipley parts

    I am looking for a taper attachment part for my 20” model X, still have it? Joe
  4. J

    Lodge and Shpley Model X 20" Standard-Feeding too fast-change gear issue?

    Well, I figured it out tonight. The lathe was geared for leads, but whoever set it up set it wrong, they did not throw the lever down for leads ( the lever with the knob in the upper right of the gearbox) and once I got this to move, the gears would shift. So with the gearing in leads, and the...
  5. J

    Lodge and Shpley Model X 20" Standard-Feeding too fast-change gear issue?

    Did a lot of head scratching tonight. There is a lever under the change gear cover that you throw when you go from leads to threads/feeds. There is a little gear box between the leadscrew/feeds crew and the tumblers, and has an idler and another clutch. The lever is moving to engage the...
  6. J

    Lodge and Shpley Model X 20" Standard-Feeding too fast-change gear issue?

    The lathe was configured as the third line in the last post, this is the current setup.
  7. J

    Lodge and Shpley Model X 20" Standard-Feeding too fast-change gear issue?

    Hello, I have been working on cleaning up a 1954 model X, and as I start making chips, I am noticing the feeds are not what I am expecting them to be. I looked at the change gears, and found the machine had been set up for leads, not for feeds/threads. I swapped a gear to a different input...
  8. J

    WTB Moore Tool Holders

    I have some, will try to get a picture tomorrow. Joe
  9. J

    Cincinnati Tool Cutter Grinder #1-1/2 rescue

    Hello, I have a #2, and needed a work head. Bought a unknown on eBay that looked similar to a Cincinnati. Turns out it is a #1. Height from table is the same, but the offset is different front to back. Only matters when using with centers. I ended up getting a full setup for a #2 from the...
  10. J

    Metric and Whitworth thread pitch guages, metric feeler guages, metric radius guages

    Interested, unless others have a dire need. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
  11. J

    Follower Rest Unknown Brand

    Interested! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
  12. J

    Sidney lathe parts

    I called them in 2018 and they had one guy that knew the system and had to drive an hour to look at the prints. I spoke with Shawn Smith. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
  13. J

    rubber flat belts on camelback?

    Lol! It was a deal! How did I cut it? With a belt slitter, of course! Assuming you are cool enough to have one…..;) Otherwise, take a board, and nail a lath on it parallel to the edge the width you need. Make it 1/4” narrower than the pully. Then, nail a utility knife blade to the side of...
  14. J

    rubber flat belts on camelback?

    I use bailer belting, and slit it to width. Tractor supply was selling it for .50 a foot on clearance. I stitch it with linen thread, no sound, does not slip or wear in my use. Joe Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
  15. J

    WTB: Hendey Push Button Station

    Maybe contact the seller on eBay and see if they have the cover? Joe Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
  16. J

    WTB: Hendey Push Button Station

    There is the buttons on eBay, search “arrow h&h 27900” It is 47 dollars, free shipping. Joe Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
  17. J

    Taps and Dies--Lots of taps and dies---For sale

    Interested if other PM is not. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
  18. J

    WTB: 35J Hardinge-Sjogren collet chuck

    You are interested in mine? I do not have any collets, just the chuck. I think the rubber is ok. There are collets on eBay for $88 each for 22j. Joe Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
  19. J

    WTB: 35J Hardinge-Sjogren collet chuck

    To confirm John’s comments, the 22j set at work has collets up to 2.25”. Joe Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
  20. J

    WTB: 35J Hardinge-Sjogren collet chuck

    Yea, I am waiting for someone to ask why a 4 jaw won’t work, they can chuck up stock within millionths within 20 seconds....[emoji2957] Joe Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

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