looking for an adapter

[curtis rosche]

has anyone ever seen a 1 1/8" X 12 threads per inch down to a 3/4x16 threads per inch adapter?

[Steve Schlumpf]

Curtis - just check with some of the regular woodworkers supply type of retailers and you should be able to find something.

Example: http://www.woodturnerscatalog.com/st..._adapter?Args=

[curtis rosche]

i looked a couple of places but didnt see it. it wasnt there either. i guess i might just have to get one machined

[Steve Schlumpf]

Guess I am not sure what you are looking for then as the site I listed has both variations of adapters for the size threads you listed. Check out the first 2 listings.

[curtis rosche]

that site has 1x8 and 1 1/4x8 but not 1 1/8x8 they have the thread size, but they dont have the one and 1/8 spindle size

[Steve Schlumpf]

My apologies Curtis - I did not read your thread sizes correctly!

[Harvey Mushman]

Try Oneway....They have many adapters.....Some in odd sizes.

[Kyle Iwamoto]

Why do you want to adapt the 3/4-16 to an obviosly big lathe? Something that odd, and getting a custom machine job, will probably be expensive. May be slightly more to buy a new component.....

[Thomas Canfield]

You might have to look at using two adapters to make the size change (1 1/8 to 1" and then 1" to 3/4"). That would add extra length and probably more potential for wobble that happens with adapters, but you might have a need for the 1 1/8 to 1" for other uses.

[curtis rosche]

well. i might be getting a new lathe for very cheap. and i dont want to have to go buy a new chuck and make new vacuum chucks. i just wanna see what i might have to do be for i actually get the lathe

[Don Orr]

Check with Best Wood Tools. www.bestwoodtools.com He may have what you want or be able to make it for you. His tools are top quality. Lots of cool stuff.

Good luck with the new lathe if it work out.

[curtis rosche]

does any one know if there are any current lathes out there with a 1 1/8'' spindle? all i have seen is either 1'' or 1 1/4''

[Brian Weick]

Seriously~if you can not find (1) that works,, having a machine shop fabricate that would not be all that expensive, most importantly,,, tiering to get to the size using 2-3 adapters is not a smart solution in my opinion~ you may have a serious accident trying to use several adapters. call a local machine shop and you will feel a lot better working on your lathe knowing there is no chance of the set up malfunctioning on your lathe, or at you.
Brian

[curtis rosche]

ok. i will most liklye do that. as soon as th elathe is finalized i will post pictures of it.
it is a 100 yr old verion of the mustard monster. the headstock flips around and moves and can slide to the end for bowls. the machine weighs 300lbs, but i will add some weight. it has almost brand new bushings on it (for some reason i always end up finiding things with bushings)

[Rob Mathis]

Sounds like the same thread size as my JG Blount.