Sorry for the noob question but I'm looking for help IDing these items. Ive done my best to muck around and ID some other items I got but these are stumping me... They came with an Atlas lathe TH54/10F i purchased not long ago. The old gent had the lathe for a long time as the 2nd owner and knew nothing but said he had everything. He only made some brass shavings as far as I could tell. I'm obviously new to lathes and sorting through the boxes he gave me. I think one of the following is a knurling tool but no idea if it is for this machine or how it is used. There also seems some sort of collet attached to a craftsman flange. Maybe? The first picture item on left is 5" and item on right in first pic is 4 inches and on backside reads "218". It is also threaded different than the lathe spindle. I dont know the thread count except it is small. The last item has no discernable markings except FC on a set screw. Everything is filthy so I'm trying to save time not cleaning items that dont go with this lathe. I hope this is correct forum thanks!
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First pic, right side is a faceplate for a 109 series lathe I think
Forth pic is a toolbit or drill sharpening jig it looks like
First pic middle not a lathe part
Forth pic is a toolbit or drill sharpening jig it looks like
First pic middle not a lathe part
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so in the second pic second item appears to be a collet for a tapmatic or similar tapping head.
3rd item in same pic is a nice carriage stop for the lathe, it allows multiple settings, just rotate to the stop position you are working on.
3 pic is a nice knurling head. definitely old school. maybe first generation or second.
so in the second pic the first item I am not really sure of. But it might be a collet stop. I doubt for the 5c, I think for one of the larger collets.
3rd item in same pic is a nice carriage stop for the lathe, it allows multiple settings, just rotate to the stop position you are working on.
3 pic is a nice knurling head. definitely old school. maybe first generation or second.
so in the second pic the first item I am not really sure of. But it might be a collet stop. I doubt for the 5c, I think for one of the larger collets.
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What is the diameter of the arbor press plate - the round plate with the notches?
I might be interested - if it fit my press and If you are going to sell it.
Edit: I missed the dimensions on that plate.
It won't work for me.
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Almost looks like an internal bearing puller also Jeff . I think we need more pics .
Mmcmdl here are additional pictures of that potential bearing puller.
Also, since posting this thread, I found the craftsman collet item on an online auction site. The seller was kind enough to reply to me and describe it as "Collet chuck #2467... 1967 drill press collet for a craftsman drill press and/or one with a #33 Jacobs taper spindle. It is used for 1/4” and 1/2” router bits. It technically turns your drill press into an over arm pin router." Mine seemed to be missing a part or two but interesting nonetheless.
Also, since posting this thread, I found the craftsman collet item on an online auction site. The seller was kind enough to reply to me and describe it as "Collet chuck #2467... 1967 drill press collet for a craftsman drill press and/or one with a #33 Jacobs taper spindle. It is used for 1/4” and 1/2” router bits. It technically turns your drill press into an over arm pin router." Mine seemed to be missing a part or two but interesting nonetheless.
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I may be well off track with my guess , but looks like an old time slide hammer bearing puller with missing parts .
Mark, thank you. Based on your suggestion I started looking up old drill sharpeners. This is apparently an Atlas drill grinding attachment no. 2915. Its definitely an interesting collection of items in these boxes.