Does anyone know where I could get new charts made for a jet1024 lathe. Looking for threading/feeding charts and gear/speed chart. I looked on line but no luck yet. I have pictures of my old scratched up one along with others I found on the net. I would like something printed out on vinyl I could stick on some sheet aluminum or better yet if they were printed on some aluminum. Thanks for any info.
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Jet 1024 lathe charts
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Had any luck? Got any more specifics on your lathe model? If grizzly imported/sold it, they sometimes have parts.
If not available for purchase, they can be made on a CNC router with a drag tool.
I've made charts using cerakoted aluminum engraved with a diamond drag.
If not available for purchase, they can be made on a CNC router with a drag tool.
I've made charts using cerakoted aluminum engraved with a diamond drag.
Had any luck? Got any more specifics on your lathe model? If grizzly imported/sold it, they sometimes have parts.
If not available for purchase, they can be made on a CNC router with a drag tool.
I've made charts using cerakoted aluminum engraved with a diamond drag.
No luck finding anything. Ended up just making some on excel and printing them on magnetic paper. Yours look good!
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It’s magnetic sheets the size of regular paper 9x11. You can find it on Amazon pretty cheap.
Something like this.
Marietta Magnetics - Laser Printable 8.5" x 11" Magnetic Paper, 10 (ten) mil -10pk https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01IFJWPTG/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_3YWG534MD7E3S1T26CZV
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There's a guy on another forum that makes what you are looking for.
www.garagejournal.com
His username is mattblast. PM him, or me if you don't want to/can't join the other forum, and I'll see if I can put you in touch with him.
The machines to make these types of labels are really pricey. You can approximate it with "regular" printer supplies, but they will not hold up to oil and cleaners, etc.
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His username is mattblast. PM him, or me if you don't want to/can't join the other forum, and I'll see if I can put you in touch with him.
The machines to make these types of labels are really pricey. You can approximate it with "regular" printer supplies, but they will not hold up to oil and cleaners, etc.