Discussion Forum. Machine Info. Photo Index. Support Vintage Machinery. Submitting Content. Contact Us. Discussion FAQ. The Shop. Projects Forum. For Sale Forum. Manufacturer's Index. Publication Reprints. Photo Index Home. Index by Manufacturer. Index by Machine Type. Recent Submissions. Submit New Photo. Classified Ads. Vintage Machinery Store. Workshop Calculations. Patent Search. Book Store. I have taken every part off cleaning and painting. I am very proud of the way it has turned out. It is nice to be able to look at a part in my book and know right where it is in the lathe.
Now I have started the process of getting things set up right. That was a long time ago! I guess the next step is going to be getting a good machinist level. I have a list of stuff I want to order from Grizzly. I have a lot to learn! I would also like to find out the year my 10F was made. Comment Post Cancel. My deer hunting has yet to start,,,TOO busy. Great job on the Atlas. Bud Forrer Registered. David what Book did you get?
I have a Atlas Lathe just like yours. Is the on the far end of the ways the only you found? Thanks Bud Forrer. Joe was correct, this IS the book on Atlas lathes.
Well worth the cost. Never did find any other 's as of yet. When I get it set-up I'll be looking more closely. Sky Guest. There are professional repro manuals on ebay.
Baught one on ebay for our atlas. Matt McGivney Registered. Came with a little extra tooling. Atlas Lathe extra's You must log in or register to reply here.
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