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Old 03-23-2023, 01:01 PM
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You may get some ideas from this drill press vise build, all done on the lathe no mill
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Tool post holder, no mill
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Old 03-23-2023, 02:09 PM
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Just buy a bridgeport...

Hmmm, I might have a spare one to sell later this summer.

And a bigger lathe for ya too!


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Hmmm, I might have a spare one to sell later this summer.

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Jason is not all the far from you either the bridge or the ferry!
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Jason is not all the far from you either the bridge or the ferry!

Probably almost due East as the crow flies , across the little pond! Lol.


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Shade you are absolutely correct that its overkill but it's what I have so what I will probably use, although things are staying tight so far.
BTW I've realized the actual milling machine is the way to go but I only have one problem, no money!

JBFab yes it is cool. This lathe has been in the family for about 40 years, before that it belonged to a neighbor that lived about 2 miles away from us. I'm told that the neighbor hand built a diesel engine from scratch with it.

The milling attachment is nice but it is limited and not very rigid. I have to take light cuts and make sure my cutter is sharp. If I have the need for something bigger I can go to my brothers shop. He has a Bridgeport, a CNC mill, a bigger lathe and all kinds of other cool equipment.
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I understand the money thing.

just be careful even blue loctite can exceed the strength of smaller screws...


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