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  1. markgkehr

    Rivett Milling Attachment available on Ebay

    An interesting attachment for a Rivett, I've not seen one before. Seems a bit optimistic, but what do I know?:willy_nilly: http://www.ebay.com/itm/Rivett-Milling-Attachment-/120816207071?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item1c213504df No relationship to seller
  2. markgkehr

    Pratt & Whitney bench lathe on CL

    There is a Pratt & Whitney precision bench lathe available on Craigslist in Connecticut. Lathe Has a counter shaft set up, but the picture is awful! No relationship to seller, just a FYI.
  3. markgkehr

    1942 LeBlond Lathe Manual Available on Craigslist

    As I am always looking for manuals and catalogs, I found this on R.I. CraigsList. Apr 4 - 1942 LeBlond Lathe Manual - $15 (Portsmouth, RI) tools 1942 LeBlond Lathe Manual No relationship to seller. Just thought someone out there might be looking for one.......
  4. markgkehr

    1902 Model Pratt & Whitney Bench Lathe

    Just found this Pratt & Whitney 1902 Model Bench Lathe. However, I've never seen one with a flat face to its bed. All those I have seen in the past were round. Also, the brass name plate plaque is a feature I've not seen on their bench lathes. Its in pretty good condition, and quite tight...
  5. markgkehr

    Need Small Bench Lathe Picked up and taken to UPS Store in Annapolis MD

    Hello, I purchased a small parts Stark 3 1/2 Bench lathe from a woman in Annapolis MD. I am looking for someone to pick it up from her house and take it to the local UPS store so that I can have it packed and shipped to me in three pieces. The lathe bed probably weights no more than 70 lbs. The...
  6. markgkehr

    Mystery Indexing Fixture, Old?

    Acquired this fixture in a package purchase of a Logan lathe and a Burke #2 Mill. Was covered in light rust/dried oil for many years. Then this summer I began playing with rust removal employing the reverse electrolysis method mentioned on one of the sites I visit. It cleaned up nicely but...
  7. markgkehr

    Remington Precision Bench Lathe

    Does anyone have any history, product info, and/or photos of the products produced by the Remington Company which made lathes remarkable similar to Hjorth and Rivett? (other than what is on Tony's site.) Would like to know where they were manufactured, what was the relationship between the...
  8. markgkehr

    Four pieces of old iron up for sale in Cornwall NY

    A small collection of old iron awaiting adoption on Craigslist: http://hudsonvalley.craigslist.org/tls/2084391306.html Not related, but hope they find good homes!
  9. markgkehr

    Sloan & Chace #5 1/2 inquiry

    Just acquired a basket-case Sloan & Chace 5 1/2 lathe at the CAMA Show, which is incomplete. It came with the bed, tail stock and a partial head stock. The head stock is missing its arbor, but came with a damaged 3-step pulley. Both the head and tail stock are serialized the same, #314. Have...
  10. markgkehr

    Potter lathe Cross slide assembly ?

    Hello, I am trying to dis-assemble the compound cross slide for a potter lathe, The cross-slide end plate is broken (which carried the boss to support the micrometer dial) and was held on by 4 screws. I am trying to remove the micrometer assembly from the cross slide screw. Any help would be...
  11. markgkehr

    Kent Owens 1M Manual

    Just acquired a Kent Owens Model 1M milling machine. It is in good condition overall. Was hoping a member would have a copy of the manual for this machine, and would be willing to share it. Any one out there? Thanks, Markgkehr, :drool5:
  12. markgkehr

    Mystery Benchtop Lathe?????

    Recently acquired an older small lathe, bench top, 36" long bed, 7in. swing. I've looked it all over but cannot find and maker's name, model or numbers. It is very well made and in very good condition. I'm hoping someone will identify it. It is missing all its change gears, less the ones...

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