There was 3 or 4 other boxes which I did not post pictures. There were a total of 4 Jacob drill chucks, which is most likely more than I will ever need. But you never know. As I continue to go through the tools and separate them into common boxes that make sense to me (again - I am a novice) I will post more pictures.
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New To Me - 10 Inch Model Th42
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There was 3 or 4 other boxes which I did not post pictures. There were a total of 4 Jacob drill chucks, which is most likely more than I will ever need. But you never know. As I continue to go through the tools and separate them into common boxes that make sense to me (again - I am a novice) I will post more pictures.
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We don't have the QCGB Operating manual (I know someone who actually has an original but it runs to a bunch of pages and he may get around to scanning it one day). What we have is the Installation and Parts manual, which I had assumed you would need in order to install the QCGB before you could start using the lathe. If you have the change gear bracket and at least the change gears that originally came installed, then I misunderstood.
We don't have the QCGB Operating manual (I know someone who actually has an original but it runs to a bunch of pages and he may get around to scanning it one day). What we have is the Installation and Parts manual, which I had assumed you would need in order to install the QCGB before you could start using the lathe. If you have the change gear bracket and at least the change gears that originally came installed, then I misunderstood.
Robert,
I am not sure about signing my posts. Should I add my name in a signature box or something? Not sure.
I think I have a copy of the QCGB Manual and also a 1945 Atlas Catalog. The QCGB runs 38 pages and the catalog many more. The catalog was very interesting to look through. I also contacted Clausing and they sent me a 10F series parts rev 1 and I believe you sent me rev 2 so this one may not be of value to you. I would be most happy to send you a copy of what I received from the seller (QCGB and 1945 Catalog) if it will add to the collection. Please let me know and thank you for the information provided earlier as it did help me in setting up.
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Erik,
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On the manuals, I have the 1945 general catalog and probably the 10F parts manual as I have several. But the two QCGB manuals that we have are both 4-page (actually formatted as 3) and cover conversion of a change gear model to a QC model and an illustrated parts list. If the manual that you have on the QCGB has more than 4, download what we have on the 1500. And I would be happy to receive a copy of what you have. If it is already scanned, email a copy to wa5cab@cs.com. If it isn't, I would like to get a copy of it some way or other.
On signature, simplest thing to do is this:
Toward top right of screen, hover mouse pointer over your User ID. Find in the selection box that pops up, "Signature". Slide mouse pointer down and click on that. Enter "Erik" and click Save. You can also enter other material, like your brag list. But nothing rude. obscene or political.
On the manuals, I have the 1945 general catalog and probably the 10F parts manual as I have several. But the two QCGB manuals that we have are both 4-page (actually formatted as 3) and cover conversion of a change gear model to a QC model and an illustrated parts list. If the manual that you have on the QCGB has more than 4, download what we have on the 1500. And I would be happy to receive a copy of what you have. If it is already scanned, email a copy to wa5cab@cs.com. If it isn't, I would like to get a copy of it some way or other.
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Hi Eric,
I kept all the bits & bobs that came with my lathe almost a year ago despite not knowing what several were were for. Last week end I realised what the only one left was for.... it's to put a small drill chuck head on a parallel shaft so you can put it in the headstock chuck ( I'm still trying to work out why though
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Having several chucks can be handy. I have one that I always keep a center drill in, another with a countersink, and one with a #7 drill for tapping 1/4-20. Often it's faster to swap chucks than to dig out the key and change tools. I have a couple of keyless ones I use for everything else.