Hello all, I’m Randy M., from North Western Ontario, (Thunder Bay to be exact). I Just purchased my first metal lathe, an Atlas 10”.
Model #: H48
Serial #: 021827
It came in decent running condition, unfortunately there wasn’t a lot of tooling & accessories.
Like No QCGB, there was only 2 change gears w/ it, so I’m finishing up purchasing a Set, 1 gear at a time. I bought an aftermarket milling attachment, and I built an Adapter Plate to mount it. I Bought an ER 32, round, Collet set, to hold my end mills, (I’m hoping to be repairing and/or working on long guns soon). Everything was running smoothly until,,
On my counter shaft, the double shiv,(pulley), is wobbling badly. So I ordered another new/used part. It’s taking forever to get shipped even..?
I was thinking of trying to repair the original, wobbling double shiv.? The bore is where the problem lies. I was hoping one of you Experienced members might have some advice? Can I enlarge the bore?, (drill out the bore to a larger diameter), then either sleeve it,, or press in a solid piece of,,?, maybe brass? Then drill that out and finish to exact size w/ a Ream to finished size.??
Thanks; Randy M.
P.S. any & all advice is welcome
Model #: H48
Serial #: 021827
It came in decent running condition, unfortunately there wasn’t a lot of tooling & accessories.
Like No QCGB, there was only 2 change gears w/ it, so I’m finishing up purchasing a Set, 1 gear at a time. I bought an aftermarket milling attachment, and I built an Adapter Plate to mount it. I Bought an ER 32, round, Collet set, to hold my end mills, (I’m hoping to be repairing and/or working on long guns soon). Everything was running smoothly until,,
On my counter shaft, the double shiv,(pulley), is wobbling badly. So I ordered another new/used part. It’s taking forever to get shipped even..?
I was thinking of trying to repair the original, wobbling double shiv.? The bore is where the problem lies. I was hoping one of you Experienced members might have some advice? Can I enlarge the bore?, (drill out the bore to a larger diameter), then either sleeve it,, or press in a solid piece of,,?, maybe brass? Then drill that out and finish to exact size w/ a Ream to finished size.??
Thanks; Randy M.
P.S. any & all advice is welcome