will it work with a Central-Machinery 14" x 40" Lathe with 7" Sander and what other parts do I need to make it work with this product.
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Yes it will work, you just need the correct bushing size to mount to the spindle of your lathe. I believe your spindle is 1" x 8 tpi
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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 believe you would need the next size down, go to littlemachineshop.com, they have tooling for your size lathe. Joe
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I also would like to use a 4-jawed chuck so please post back what you have learned. I don't know what will fit my unit as I've only done some small, spindle projects. All the Best.
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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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The vacuum port on the sander is pretty small but the sander comes with a tube that you can put onto the vacuum port that makes it larger. I'm not with the unit at them moment but I'd estimate it at 1-1/2 inch. If that doesn't work, home depot sells an adaptor for Ridgid shop vacs that can fit multiple different sizes of ports and hoses.
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The brand doesn't matter. So long as the sander is a 5" orbital with 5 or 8 holes it will fit.
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It will work, but you will have to wait so compressor recovers. Better off with hammer and chisel
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The length it will hold will be dependant upon what chucks you have in the head and tail stock. The bulkier the chucks, the shorter the length it will handle. I'd say it will hold 12" lengths unless your chucks are sizable. I wouldn't try more than 4" width stock unless it was short. Although the lathe may hold the stock, it would be too much for the motor. The intended purpose of this lathe is to make small things like ink pens, Christmas ornaments, small toys like tops or yo-yo's and tool handles etc. If you want to mount 12" X 8" stock you should be looking at full sized lathes.
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As long as it has a miter slot, it will work, the miter slots are a standard size : )
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Hi John. I'm sorry i can't give you an answer. I put mine on a 14" Craftsman and i'm happy with the performance. The back of the package usually indicates the products that will accept it
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It should work fine. The only thing is, you'll have more of a cup or rounded undercut with the smaller stone on chisels. You'll most likely have to elevate your grinder to make it the right height for the jig's angles to come out correctly. I ahve mine on an 8" grinder. But then again, it may not need elevation.
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It should work if your saw has 4 point mount. If it has 3 point mounting (like my 8 1/2 Hitachi sliding miter that is on it) you will have to purchase a Stablemate SM 300 Universal Miter Saw Stand Mounting Bracket for under $10.00.
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As long as your Craftsman has the SQUARE shank on the shaft, it should work just fine. 99% positive it should work!
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The dimensional information requested will not be necessary. The D1089 4-Jaw Chuck will mount directly to the spindle of the lathe, it will be necessary to purchase an insert for the chuck though. It will be necessary to purchase either D1101 1-1/8" X 12 TPI / RH or a D1111 1-1/8" X 12 TPI / LH threaded insert. With the insert attached to the 4-Jaw Chuck you will then be able to thread the chuck directly onto the lathes spindle.
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It seems to work with any kind of rotary tool. I have both a dremel and a black&decker and it seems it is a standard size that fits all.
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Probably. If it has a standard 1/2" arbor it should be fine. It worked on my 12" Bosch sliding miter saw.To be sure you can always contact the manufacturer.
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Yes it will work, I also used an air drill with it to thread 40,000 screws without issue