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Atlas 700 is the part or model number of the earlier Atlas Taper Attachment. As made, it fit the Atlas 9", all models of the Atlas 10" and any model of the Craftsman 12" at the time. According to the Logan manual, the rear edge of the bed is a flat way, which supports the rear of the saddle. However, the rear of the Atlas rear way that the fixed part of the taper attachment mounted on was 3/8" tall. From the drawings in the Logan manual, the rear flat way is probably thicker than that. So the left and right clamps will probably have to be modified.
Also, if I recall correctly, the Logan taper attachment included a different cross slide that the movable part of the taper attachment attached to. The standard Logan cross slide had an integral chip guard whereas the ones on the three Atlas machines were removable. Never having seen the Logan, I don't know what NoahNN will have to do there.
Also, if I recall correctly, the Logan taper attachment included a different cross slide that the movable part of the taper attachment attached to. The standard Logan cross slide had an integral chip guard whereas the ones on the three Atlas machines were removable. Never having seen the Logan, I don't know what NoahNN will have to do there.