New dial for Atlas 10F

The final versions of the Atlas and Craftsman 12" lathes had larger dials on the cross feed and compound Feed screws. It is possible to retrofit them to the older machines but the dials are not the only parts that have to be changed.
 
I have an aftermarket steel compound
I know I'm very late to the party here, but would you mind posting a couple more pictures of your steel compound and tell us a little about it? My compound is brazed, and I'm going to make or buy a replacement as well.
 
My original compound cracked at the tee slot and I've seen a few others do the same so I decided to go to the aftermarket steel version. They aren't exactly cheap but I won't ever be replacing it again. It was purchased from Joel at mymachineshop. I think I paid $175 but I see they are $189 now. You use your existing gib and screws. I added the larger dial and end plate to mine but the stock components bolt right up. I also added a lock in place of one of the gib screws along with a couple of oil holes on top for the screw. It's really a solid piece, no regrets buying it.
 

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