Jack Power - Milling on the Atlas Lathe
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 ส.ค. 2024
- A land drag I built to sell needed a lift mechanism, so I decided to put a window regulator motor on a trailer jack and make my own linear actuator. This meant some time milling on the old Atlas lathe.
I really enjoyed your work and those extreme closeups of your lathe milling setup. Excellent video! Thanks for sharing you knowledge and skills!
Roy
I'm glad I'm not the only one who has to do thing more than once to get it right.
Nice to see work done using the lantern post and milling attachment. Just got an Atlas TH42 and good to know I can use the stock attachments.
Like a glove. Very satisfying.
Thinking outside the square-- well done..
Fantastic way to index part with the insert, I was wondering how you were going to do that.....enjoy watching how you get so much done with so little....cheers......Paul
Glad you enjoyed it, Paul! I haven't been on in days so it was fun to read through all your comments. Thanks for taking the time to leave so many comments! :)
@@WideVisionMetalFab inspiring me to get my Southbend up and running.....take care Sir......best wishes from Orlando Florida, Paul
milling lathe Like Классная фрезеровочная приставка для токарного станка :)
I consider you idea very worthed all that work, but at least from my perspective I found a bit iffy the fact that you will early or lathe have to fact that the plastic gear will give the ghost !! never the less, really nice video, specially the fact that you mill that part with out a dividing table.. really good work my friend
Nicely done.
I thought I had seen this before, still a great video to watch :)
Thanks! This was my 3rd most viewed video. How to make a saddle cut with a bandsaw, trailer hinge modification, then this one. And this video hadn't been posted near as long as the other 2, so I guess that means really people want to see some milling on an atlas lathe action! :)
Thank you for sharing. Unfortunately the part that I most wanted to see is the part that you fast forwarded through. I need to know how to set up the m0illing attachment.
muy buen trabajo felicitaciones desde argentina
Excellent video very informative. Thx for posting it.
Nice project.
Thanks for the video I like my atlas
Can we see the milling soon?
CL seller still has mine. Can't wait to play with it. Is it me or do these Craftsman/Atlas lathes seem a bit cheaply made or under powered? Beginning to get concerned the lathe won't be what I expected.
Nice adaptation.....is it still holding up.....seemed to strain on extension....thanks for sharing.
I used it until recently. It was problem free, but it was just too slow so I replaced it with a cheap winch. I'm currently building a chain drive linear motion device for it, but who knows when I'll get that project done!
I have craftsman lathe 618
but l couldn't get a great finishing when l milled
I had a feeling I saw this one before....
Still good though..:-)
Thanks Colin! I'm bringing over my most viewed videos, so there will be a few repeats in the next few weeks.
I need to do milling on my 12" atlas. Whats your opinion on the Atlas milling attachment? Worth the $$?, they aint cheap
I think the Atlas ones are worth it. They are well made. I use mine a lot!
Thanks much, I appreciate ya :)
Are you not in ks?
looks like you have 2 vices for the milling attachment. why 2?.. i have only the first one
One is deeper which I sometimes need for bigger shafts. Grandpa bought the lathe new as a package deal, and I'm discovering lately that some of the accessories he got are rare.
Wide Vision Metal Fab oh i see. Also is your collet setup atlas too or did you make that.
Wide Vision Metal Fab oh i see. Also is your collet setup atlas too or did you make that.
Billy T I'm a bit confused...are you asking about the end mill holder? It's just a MT3 end mill holder. The lathe doesn't accept collets.
+Wide Vision Metal Fab You'll find that mt3 collets are commonly available. Try Victor machinery.
~17:20...Could you please; *) Cite your reference source, or *) How you KNEW how to get the Flats, using a Insert?