atlas lathe gear 3d models

This is a custom gear cover for an Atlas lathe built in 1935. My old Atlas lathe came without a gear cover. After searching online, I found pictures of covers and even purchased one on eBay, but unfortunately, it didn't fit properly - it seemed to...

A faulty traverse gear case in my antiquated Atlas 10-inch lathe prompted me to search for a reliable blueprint; unfortunately, none were satisfactory. Thus, I reverse engineered the existing one, with an aluminum build planned - steel is possible,...

This is a stand for Atlas Lathe change gears. EDIT: January 14, 2019 -- added STL files for nuts. NOTE: the gear_stand.scad file is designed to be used with OpenSCAD. At the top of that file are several variable switches, including show_nut = 1. ... A...

Revamped gears, particularly tumbler and change gears, are designed for the Atlas 10" lathe. The gears boast a 20-degree pitch angle, with the 60-tooth gear having undergone redesign on September 26th, 2013. If you've downloaded an older version,...

Atlas 10F gears, 9-48a, 9-48b & 9-190 for reverse gear assembly Yet to be printed and tested! ... Now printed, fettled & installed, all working well

These accessory parts are designed for the Atlas gear changer system. You can find more information about it at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:143893. The gear lock is what connects the rotation of one gear to another. I have not tested all these...

3D printed gears for a metal lathe? Preposterous! Wait a minute... they actually work. Don't take my word for it - check out Tubalcain's video if you need proof: https://youtu.be/V6Aq0d1070I. These gears were inspired by Gadget047...

I am displaying this Atlas metal lathe change gear rack. The idea was to create a designated spot for all the parts that can be removed so none go missing. I printed with 5% infill and it appears sturdy enough. This is my second Fusion 360 project,...

I recently worked on a project that involved fitting a gear tray into a Fortus 400. To make it fit, I positioned it diagonally and chamfered the corners. ...The drawers are from Harbor Freight, but they were initially 2" too tall, so I removed the upper...

A 64-tooth change gear for the Atlas 10-100 lathe. Inner diameter is 1/2", and has spaces for the keys. Print this SOLID. Don't risk breaking the gear to save a bit of print time. ... Enjoy!

A 96 tooth gear for the 6" Atlas 10-100 lathe. Print it SOLID. Don't try to get skimpy on the filament for something that's gonna take a good bit of force. Just FYI: I haven't tested this for fit on the actual lathe. I know the arbor and key...

This is a tool that fits on the bull gear of a Craftsman/Atlas lathe to assist with removal of the chuck. I measured and modeled this to fit my Craftsman/Atlas 12" lathe. It may fit other Atlas lathes. I've included the stl file of what I...

This is a tool that fits on the bull gear of a Craftsman/Atlas lathe to assist with removal of the chuck. I measured and modeled this to fit my Craftsman/Atlas 12" lathe. It may fit other Atlas lathes. I've included the stl file of what I printed. I...

I designed this tachometer screen mount to attach a hall effect tachometer to an Atlas lathe in place of the factory switch location. I feel like most of us retrofit something like a drum switch or VFD, and this was a good spot for a tach. Here's an...

The Atlas Mk.2 Lathe Bed has been meticulously reverse engineered, ensuring its measurements are precise up to a couple of thousandths in terms of draft angles. ...These dimensions are suitable for the majority of home-based machinists' needs.

Atlas lathes employ a circular dovetail mounting system for attaching accessories to the cross slide, including the compound and milling attachments. A couple of pins bear against the circular mount to secure it in place, but they tend to fall out...

https://youtu.be/NF554Jrok_w https://youtu.be/1LXigsea9dg Note that these dials will not fit all models of Atlas lathe. Please look at the dial measurements to ensure it will fit your lathe. This dial will not fit the older series atlas with 1/2"...

I designed this wrench to be used specifically on my QC42 Atlas Lathe for locking the saddle and cross slide. It will likely work with other lathes that have bolts with a square head, but I've targeted .380 across bolt size. I chose ASA filament...

This 10-inch Atlas lathe, likely from the 40s, has been passed down through generations. Using FreeCAD, Step files were generated and later transferred to OnShape for creating assemblies and pdfs. Most fasteners are missing, and a hole is unsealed.

These are replacement lathe dials specifically designed for the Atlas lathe, providing larger and higher contrast dials than those that come standard with the machine. Two versions are available: one with raised text and another with embossed text.

The components have been reconstructed by analyzing a real Atlas Mk.2 Lathe, but the precision might not be perfect as it depends on the original lathe's draft angles. ...The majority of the cross slide and compound slide specifications have been...

This is a genuine reproduction of the original drive pulley used on the Craftsman/Atlas 1/2 drive motor shaft, offering precise compatibility and reliable performance.

Needed wiper covers for the lathe I was rebuilding and drew these in Sketchup. Sketchup file along with the stl provided. ...

No modifications to the lathe are required and the only fastener used is a 3.5" 1/4 20 bolt with a nylock nut. You may need to drill out the hole where the bolt goes, and don't be afraid to sand it to fit your carriage. Prints well with no support on...

I designed and built the replacement part myself in my home workshop, specifically to fix a faulty gear on my vertical milling center machine.

Acme crossfeed nut specifically designed for use on Atlas and Craftsman six-inch lathes.

Traverse gearbox: attaches a 24-tooth gear to a 12-tooth gear for the hand crank to move the lathe bed's saddle up and down. I apparently overlooked a picture after installing the gears, which I will upload when I disassemble the lathe again. Half...

This is a replacement handwheel designed to fit an antique 1935 Craftsman/Atlas lathe, complete with a comprehensive knurling library crafted by a skilled individual elsewhere.

... for a setscrew, but it fits so snugly on my lathe that I didn't need to use the screw. This modification may work on other Atlas/Craftsman 618 Lathes, but it was specifically designed for this model - http://www.lathes.co.uk/atlas6inch/page2.html.

I installed the modifications on my 10F TH54 Atlas lathe according to the original instructions. I also repurposed a component to serve as an indicator for future reference. ...However, I am unsure which other models these adjustments could be...