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KnuckleBuster March 30th 05 01:48 AM

Just bought a Craftsman lathe - now I need a manual BADLY!
 
I just purchased an old Craftsman 6"x18" metal lathe model 101.21200

I need a copy of the manual - can anyone tell me where I can get one? I just missed an auction for one on eBay - had to work late - now I don't know if I'll see another for a while. This is my first lathe and I would like to get it up and running, but I want to make sure I do it right...

Thanks for the help,
Jay

DoN. Nichols March 30th 05 08:13 AM

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KnuckleBuster wrote:

I just purchased an old Craftsman 6"x18" metal lathe model 101.21200

I need a copy of the manual - can anyone tell me where I can get one? I
just missed an auction for one on eBay - had to work late - now I don't
know if I'll see another for a while. This is my first lathe and I
would like to get it up and running, but I want to make sure I do it
right...


Atlas/Clausing still sells reprints of the manuals -- possibly
at less than your eBay auction.

Call Clausing Service Center (574) 533-0371

and have the model number and serial number of your lathe available.
They'll put together a manual to fit your particular version.

Enjoy,
DoN.

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Bugs March 30th 05 01:33 PM

All lathes of that type are very similar. Most don't have
repair/replacement parts available. Save yourself some money and get a
good generic lathe operation manual printed for trade school use. They
are very common in used book stores. You can learn everything you need
from it, and if you have a specific question, there are several dozen
very knowledgeable guys on this board who will overwhelm you with good
advice.G
Bugs


Rex B March 30th 05 05:34 PM

KnuckleBuster wrote:
I just purchased an old Craftsman 6"x18" metal lathe model 101.21200

I need a copy of the manual - can anyone tell me where I can get one? I
just missed an auction for one on eBay - had to work late - now I don't
know if I'll see another for a while. This is my first lathe and I
would like to get it up and running, but I want to make sure I do it
right...

Thanks for the help,
Jay


Save your money. I will email you one.


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Rex B

Rex B March 30th 05 05:59 PM

Rex B wrote:
KnuckleBuster wrote:

I just purchased an old Craftsman 6"x18" metal lathe model 101.21200

I need a copy of the manual - can anyone tell me where I can get one? I
just missed an auction for one on eBay - had to work late - now I don't
know if I'll see another for a while. This is my first lathe and I
would like to get it up and running, but I want to make sure I do it
right...

Thanks for the help,
Jay


Save your money. I will email you one.


Maybe I won't, since your email address is invalid.
You can download that manual at
http://f3.grp.yahoofs.com/v1/AM1KQp4...8%20manual.pdf

or maybe http://tinyurl.com/6t33e

This is in the files section of the Atlas 618 Yahoo group.
You will be required to join the group to access it.

Or send me an email with a valid address and I'll send you the file.
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Rex Burkheimer

Fort Worth TX

[email protected] April 1st 05 02:08 AM

The manual wont show too much- better to buy a copy of "How to run a
Lathe"

http://dogbert.abebooks.com/servlet/...n+a+lathe&x=63
this is the standard book people have been using since before the
second world war- small, cheap, and will get you started with all the
basic info.



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