Atlas mill home at last

[Uncle Buck]

For Robert 1352: attachment if it works a drawing of the spindle you may want to make.

Its not my design ( downloaded PDF from the internet), and I see missing dimensions. However these could be obtained from the old one.

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Sorry, try #2 to attach a file.
Atlas horizontal spindle.

I am fairly sure he was able to save the spindle.

 

[Restorer]

Uncle Buck,

Good luck with the foundry! Thanks for trying.

Is their a clear concise set of directions for uploading DOC's to this forum?
I tried to follow the directions in the Home section with great difficulty.
Tried for 45 minutes without success.

I finally got the spindle sketch to go, but cant get scans of old mill catalogs to attach.

Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks in advance.

 

[wa5cab]

Restorer,

If you are trying to upload PDF scans of catalogs, they go in the Downloads section. Looks like you need about 5 more posts to have access to Downloads but once you have access, it works pretty well.

Robert D.

 

[Restorer]

Three more parts that may be useful.

 

[cbtrek]

Found this guard for sale. Is this one you were looking for?

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Atlas-Mill-...036?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item27d3bd064c

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Any photos to update were your at today?

 

[Uncle Buck]

The cost of that guard is insane and to me beyond consideration for most folks. I cannot see how someone could ever justify most of $200 for that one little guard! That was 2/3 of the cost of what I paid for my machine!

 

[Uncle Buck]

I'll give you your $300 back for your machine, you can keep the guard for profit :whistle:

Man I know I should just jump all over that offer...........................:roflmao:

 

[kd4gij]

So what hapend to Robert no update

 

[Uncle Buck]

Just seemed to drop right off of the radar!

 

[wa5cab]

He's made several posts since 05/29, just none in this thread.

Robert D.