my lathe has a 3/4" x 10 tpi spindle and the csc3000c barracuda has a 1" x 8 tpi to 3\4" x 16 tpi. Where can I purchase an adaptor for my lathe?
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Bill Noble sells custom adaptors and faceplates on the internet & even has a web site. You can contact him at william_b_noble@msn.com Otherwise any local tool & die or machine shop can make one for you. Be sure to request that it gets made out of an alloy steel like 4140 pre hard.
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I agree that you should first call Penn state. While not on the same subject, I have called them in the past and found them to be very helpful. Next best bet would be to try a local Woodcraft dealer, if available, as he might be able to order one for you. Good luck.
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Contact Penn State Industries directly - the manufacturer of the Barracuda four-jaw chuck. They have a whole range of adapters and are very helpful. Penn State Industries has the 3/4" x 10 tpi Headstock Spindle Adapter. Their Item # is LA341018.
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I have a Shopsmith Lathe and Amazon had the correct adaptor. I am very happy with this chuck.Try contacting PSI woodworking directly.Good luck and Happy Turning.
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check with www.grizzly.com, I got my lathe there and they have a lot of adapters and accessories
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On Amazon, I got the PSI Woodworking LA341018 adapter here for $17 (3/4"X10tpi/M18-2.5)
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most lazer guides have a 5/8" dia. hole. Larger, 3/4" dia or 1" dia may be available but I was not able to locate one when I had a 12" radial saw. My present saw has the 5/8" dia mounting shaft so it fits perfectly. Most also have the square insert on one side in case it's needed.
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Call Harbor Freight Tools. I was told they have two different sets with the same part number. They have two sizes in Millimeters. The small size has two brushes. The large size has three. I thought it must be the small size as i only needed two. They are too small and I have it working with one old one and one new one. One new one burned up in a couple of days, so I will try the large size next....good luck
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My central machinery 14 x 40 with 7 sander has a headstock spindle size of 3/4" x 10tpi
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I put in the model # and the name on Google. It's on your machine, most likely. There should be several places. I also purchased replacements for one of the attachments I had lost. I purchased mine through Shark as they turned up on the search engine, but that's been a long while ago. Wish I could be of more assistance.
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Depends on your spindle threads. My chuck came as 1" 8tpi. It also came with a 3/4" adapter
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Don I do not know but I do know it fits on Barracuda's of all years and models and it made mine work much more efficiently and the prices compared to leslies or pinch a penney is way way much less expensive.Hope this helpshappy customer Maynard Smith
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Had the same problem a couple of years ago. Waited a few months for a spindle. I love the lathe but the parts problem will most likely prevent me from buying any other delta tools.
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I wish I could help you. I know there is a machine shop that makes adapters for a Steelex chuck as I had to adapt to a 5/8 spindle for my Shopsmith and they took care of me but I cannot find that web site now.
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The question is a bit unclear. The head stock has a #2 morse taper. The lathe comes with a #2 morse taper drive spur/center. It can use any #2 morse taper accessories. The drive spindle is also threaded to accept 1"-8 accessories. Most common 4 jaw chucks either come with 1"-8 threads, or an adapter, to mount on the spindle. I use a Barracuda, and many other brands will work. The head stock through-bore diameter is 5/8", I believe, but I don't think this is relevant to the question. Also, the tail stock is #2 morse taper, and there are lots of accessories to fit.
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You must purchase the correct adapter size for your lathe spindle. This is an additional component and extra cost.
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There is an adaptor available with a 1/4 drive on it. I don't remember where I got mine but I use it often. Harbor freight tools has a set of adaptors in 1/4, 3/8, and 1/2 drives.
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Good question. OTC seems to make it a national secret. I was just "lucky" to have the right adapters in TWO sets. One was what came with the C-Clamp and the other was their so-called "Ford" or "Ford Truck" set. It seems they sell a lot more adapters if they keep you in the dark. All that being said, they have a full book catalog. But they are the only vendor on earth that will CHARGE you for their catalog. It has been 7 months since I did this dance, but you have to do a lot of careful online research to get what you need and you will probably have to end up with more than you need in order to be sure. Sorry I can't be more specific, but they have designed the system this way. Finally, the C-Clamp with a 1" or 1-1/2" diameter x 24" cheater pipe will get the job done. You may have to apply a small amount of heat while it's under pressure to expand the collar or spindle (whichever). I did it differently than most. After removing the spindle, I put the C-Clamp (not the spindle) in the vise and then clamped the ball-joint that way.
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I live in the USA as well. I don't know where to purchase an adapter. The spools fit my Brother machine and I have not had any issues.
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any adapter from 1 1/4 to 1 1/2 8 dpi. I also have a nova lathe and this adapter works great. you might want to consider a reducer to 1 inch 8 dpi as there are a wider range of accessories.
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I would say any size up to 12". The lathe's tail stock is very hard to tighten, but it runs well and gets the job done
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Yes. This one is what's on my Nova Lathe. http://www.amazon.com/1-1-8-TPI-RH-Insert/dp/B002KA4OLO/ref=pd_sim_hi_2?ie=UTF8&refRID=1F9SXK9BEWQSSSBRVHG5