1941 South Bend 13" Lathe Restoration - Part 6 - Cross slide tear down
Next in the disassembly and teardown queue for this lathe was the cross slide. Only a few pieces to it. This lathe had been retrofitted with a larger 250 thousands dial, thus the feed screw and nut were "adapted" for an 8 TPI threaded screw. No real surprises here, except for the dial locking screw was not what it should be. I'm replacing it with a knurled thumb screw and a brass shoe after everything is painted.
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