Lathe Saddle
Lathe Saddle
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 Jones Lamson 7A3 Saddle Type Turret Lathe with Bar Feed  US $4,500.00
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 CLAUSING SADDLE for 6900 SERIES LATHES US $435.00
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 LOGAN LATHE MODEL 400 █ █ SADDLE ASSEMBLY █ █ FREE SHIP US $174.99
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 11 Logan Lathe Saddle Carriage Apron Compound US $145.00
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 JL Part Service Manual No7 Saddle Type Turret Lathe US $135.00
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 Warner Swasey 4A Saddle Turret Lathe Service Manual US $109.00
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 ATLAS 10 CRAFTSMAN 12 LATHE COMPLETE SADDLE AND COMPOUND REST BASE SWIVEL US $104.95
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 Asian Mini Lathe TRUE INCH Saddle CrossSlide Assemblya US $111.60
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 LARGE LATHE 4 WAY MICROMETER SADDLE CARRIAGE STOP MONARCH SOUTH BEND LEBLOND US $99.99
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 LARGE LATHE MICROMETER SADDLE CARRIAGE STOP LEBLOND LOGAN SOUTH BEND CLAUSING US $89.99
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 SOUTH BEND 9 10K LATHE SADDLE CROSSFEED SCREW LARGE DIAL w SWIVEL HANDLE US $89.95
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 ORIGINAL ATLAS CRAFTSMAN 6 LATHE SADDLE CARRIAGE SCREW ASSEMBLY M6 36A M6 17 US $89.95
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 Gisholt Service Manual Saddle Type Turret Lathes US $75.00
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 SOUTH BEND 9 MODEL C LATHE SADDLE WITH SCREW AND DIAL US $75.00
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 JL Instruction Parts Manual Saddle Type Turret Lathe US $75.00
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 JL Instruction Parts Saddle Turret Lathe GL 140R367 US $75.00
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 JL Instruction Parts Manual Saddle Type Turret Lathes US $75.00
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 Jones Lamson Saddle Type Lathe Instruction Parts Manual US $75.00
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 ATLAS CRAFTSMAN 10 12 LATHE SADDLE 10F 9 EXCELLENT CONDITION US $69.00
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 WarnerSwasey 1A Universal Saddle Type Turret Lathe Manual M 470 US $63.75
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 WarnerSwasey 2A Universal Saddle Type Turret Lathe Manual M 510 US $63.75
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 ATLAS 10 12 INCH LATHE CROSS SLIDE FEED SADDLE SCREW ASSEMBLY 10F 45 105 46 US $59.95
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 2 PCS Gisholt Ram Saddle Turret Lathe Manual 1L 2L US $55.00
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 JL Instruction Parts Saddle Type Turret Lathes COPY US $50.00
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 JL Install Instruct Part List Saddle Type Turret Lathe US $50.00
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 JL Instruction Parts Book Saddle Type Turret Lathes US $50.00
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The Five Parts To A Lathe Machine
There are five unique parts to the lathe machine; they are the headstock, tailstock, cutting tools like the skew chisel, gouge, narrower spear, round chisel, and finishing tools, and finally the carriage and spindle.
A lathe machine is a tool used to shape and smooth wood. This is the machine used by craftsmen and lathe operators to craft and and customize wood products. Lathes are useful for creating decorative wood designs; carving wood surfaces; creating furniture components like table and chair legs; and making cue sticks, baseball bats and other wooden items that are cylindrical in shape. Lathes are also available that are designed for working on other materials, such as glass and different metals. It is useful to know the different parts of the lathe machine in order to be able to operate it properly and to know when it needs spindle repair and other maintenance works.
The Headstock Component
The upper end of the spindle is held in place and anchored by the headstock on the lathe machine. It also houses the motor that rotates the wood. Remember that thanks to the fact that the back of the headstock has a number of pulleys and gears, you can easily alter the speed of the spindles’ rotation. A high-tension spring or chuck keeps the wood piece steady and in place so that it does not fall or move when the spindle starts rotating.
Understanding the talistock.
The lathe machine, which has a centering mechanism that is attached to the wooden piece, is kept in a stationary position by the tailstock. The center can rotate along with the wood or can remain fixed in place. The rotating mechanism or live center contains the bearings that enable it to move.
Both cutting tools (gauge and chisel), finishing tools and spear
Depending on the woodworking project undertaken, you can attach a variety of cutting tools on the lathe machine. The gouge tool is the most common tool used for clearing out excess wood. Use the skew chisel in order to make all the fine details much more pronounced. Round chisels and more slender spears are utilized to create intricate details. The rounded edges of finishing tools are ideal for buffing the wood because they prevent over-slicing of material.
The Carriage
The carriage holds the cutting tool of the lathe which makes it easy for craftsman to work. There are five parts for the carriage, namely the compound rest, cross-slide, apron, tool test and saddle. These components work together to allow the cutting tool to be slid into place.
The spindle
There are three different types of lathe spindles. All these three models are interconnecting and related. In the threaded model it is not easy to connect the chuck, and this model is very old one. There are cam studs at one side of the cam-lock spindles and it falls to the same kind of holes. After the chuck key is turned, the studs lock in place. The third configuration, the tapered spindle, narrows at the tip and has a threaded collar with a built-in chuck key.
The lathe machine has simplified the making of wood products, while also making woodworking faster and not so physically demanding for the craftsman. Lathe machines also provide craftsmen with more precise results.
You will get all the required support for your lathe machine and to its parts, including information about spindle repair at: http://www.motorcityrepair.com/SpindleRepair.html.
Lathe saddle and cross slide