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Uploaded by on Mar 2, 2010

my lastest big boy toy
The bed is american watch tool company the head is a 8mm webster witcomb the tool rest and slide are unknow motor is a hamilton bach table Davis sewing machine

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  • How the heck do you get the belt on??  I just got one of these used, and cannot figure how to disconect the pulley from the Yoke to get the belt on! Help!!

  • @notpcone the belt is nylone bult fused to gether by a candle look on ebay for belt material

    the other involes the leather hammer at the begining of the video

    remove the front and back if still in place losen inside dust coversslide over axle remove 2 nuts at end of shaft losen pulley set screw so pully moves on shaft ,tap end with leather hammer not sure of rubber .be carful not to hit to hard end might mushroom

    drive the shaft out

    good luck

  • @muftare ment to say front and back dust covers

    also one of the nuts on the shaft will have a split in it suppose to be there . Use a small biade screw drive to rein stall

  • Nice, but some questions.

    The two chucks you have. One is standard Jacob chuck. What is the other, the black one?

    The Jacob chuck is not as accurate as collets. Not sure about the other.

  • @RJSoftware2000

    both drill chucks one 1/4 other 3/8 keyless

    any other ? happy to answer

  • looks like a converted sewing machine base

  • @Shandybrother the base is a davis sewing machine the rest is mostly american watch tool company

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  • @muftare Thanks!!! I saw the fusable belt material on Ebay and bought some!!

  • Cute but, isn't the machine set up backwards ?

    I've seen alot of odd machines but, never a lathe of any kind set up as a mirror image to normal.

    It looks like you have the motor and saddle/cross slid on the wrong side.

    Still a very cleaver use for an old sewing machine cabinate.

  • nice job

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