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SOUTH BEND LATHE MODEL 9C ( 1937-1940 ) CROSS SLIDE NUT by timbologist
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This is a replacement part for a South bend lathe model 9C that I just received, this part was worn out so made a replacement out of ABS PLA may be stronger.
I made it as a single piece model printed in the orientation as in the stl file.
works like a new one, nice and firm no backlash at all.
I will have other pieces for this same lathe, change gears, cross slide nut, top slide handle,
Plus whatever I need to replace because it is missing or worn out.
My lathe was made between 1937 and 1940.
Thread is 7/16 10 TPI ACME
I made it as a single piece model printed in the orientation as in the stl file.
works like a new one, nice and firm no backlash at all.
I will have other pieces for this same lathe, change gears, cross slide nut, top slide handle,
Plus whatever I need to replace because it is missing or worn out.
My lathe was made between 1937 and 1940.
Thread is 7/16 10 TPI ACME