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    Noga magnetic base indicator holder

    Ok thanks for the opinions
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    Noga magnetic base indicator holder

    Which Noga Indicator holder works best on a South Bend Heavy 10 Tom
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    FS: Jacobs 59B Headstock Chuck, 1.5 x 8 tpi

    Please remove listing
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    FS: South Bend Model 9A Telescoping Follower Rest

    Please remove listing
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    FS: South Bend Model 9A Telescoping Follower Rest

    I have the above follower Rest in very good condition for sale. Has the original bolts with it. In the pics they are wrapped with tape to keep them with the rest. Price is $ 225.00 + shipping
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    FS: Jacobs 59B Headstock Chuck, 1.5 x 8 tpi

    The above 1.5”x 8 tpi headstock chuck is in very clean condition . It has a range of 3/16” to 3/4”. It comes with the original chuck key. Price is $ 85.00 + shipping.
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    South Bend Heavy 10L wire gauge size for power

    More good info from experienced people, thank you. Tom
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    South Bend Heavy 10L D-1 4 Spindle

    Good deal. Will double check the detents go into place and also check cam turn/ position..
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    South Bend Heavy 10L wire gauge size for power

    Ok thanks for info. Can the fuse be the same type used in an auto of the correct size ?
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    South Bend Heavy 10L wire gauge size for power

    Well ended up communicating with some YouTube machinist and decided to go with a Lenze VFD. Brad Jacobs and Bar Z “Stan” both have very good videos on installation. Also upgraded to 10 gauge for motor side and also the entire circuit with 30 amp breaker protection. Trying to get this right the...
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    South Bend Heavy 10L D-1 4 Spindle

    I am doing a tear down cleanup of my newly acquired circa 1981 South Bend Heavy 10L which has a D1-4 spindle. I backed out the locking cams and found the 3 detents badly damaged/ springs in pieces. I ordered the replacement parts from Grizzly. My question is when I go back in with the new...
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    South Bend Heavy 10L wire gauge size for power

    Yessir, dedicated outlet. Thank you for the info. Was hoping it was not going to be larger than 10 ga. which I had in stock. 12 ga sounds good. Lucked out finding the lathe and looking forward to getting it cleaned, primed, & painted.... Definite upgrade from my 9A... Thanks, Tom
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    South Bend Heavy 10L wire gauge size for power

    Recently acquired a 1981 SB Heavy 10L, serial number 22022R. It has a Dayton 1 HP 3 ph motor on it. I am having to run power about 40’. The lathe will be operated with a VFD. Can anyone help with breaker size and wire gauge size that I would need ? Thanks, Tom
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    South Bend 13” manufacture date/ need help

    Did not find any numbers at all. Tom
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    South Bend 13” manufacture date/ need help

    Ok, will try this evening.
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    South Bend 13” manufacture date/ need help

    Thanks for the additional info and pic for reference. I was unable to find any code at all on the bed as swells referred to.
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    South Bend 13” manufacture date/ need help

    Ok I will thanks
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    South Bend 13” manufacture date/ need help

    Ok, pretty sure from the wear on the v ways this one is not hardened. But I have limited experience with SB as you can see.
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    South Bend 13” manufacture date/ need help

    The comments I refer to were made by an individual near me that has the lathe for sale. The seller gave me information on the lathe that I felt was incorrect. I deferred to this site for your help/ clarification on exactly what the lathe is. I took his comments to mean that the x brace meant...
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    South Bend 13” manufacture date/ need help

    Thank you very much for your help ! Will put to rest comments made about a lathe for sale. It is the “X” braced bed. Tom

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