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I have zero idea how this happened and it may have been kicked thus from when I purchased the lathe, but yesterday to my horror I noticed that my spindle has a 1/4 inch of its inner surface bored or wore considerably down!
I have never run a boring rod past the jaws if this machine so I'm at a loss,
I have a spindle for a Logan 10inch 1821 sitting on the shelf but do not know if these are compatible
My 820 has flat belt pulling and the 1821 has v bell some think there is a groove in the on the spindle to align the grub./set screw in but not certain.
I'm really freaking out because I get no measurable run out at a foot with the damaged spindle with I hear us rare. I know that this lathe was hardware store window decoration for 45 years and was never run.
Question
Is there a site that where I might be able to research this compatibility ?
Lathes. Com was no help for this specifically and no 820 schematics are publicly available at the sub assembly level
I have zero idea how this happened and it may have been kicked thus from when I purchased the lathe, but yesterday to my horror I noticed that my spindle has a 1/4 inch of its inner surface bored or wore considerably down!
I have never run a boring rod past the jaws if this machine so I'm at a loss,
I have a spindle for a Logan 10inch 1821 sitting on the shelf but do not know if these are compatible
My 820 has flat belt pulling and the 1821 has v bell some think there is a groove in the on the spindle to align the grub./set screw in but not certain.
I'm really freaking out because I get no measurable run out at a foot with the damaged spindle with I hear us rare. I know that this lathe was hardware store window decoration for 45 years and was never run.
Question
Is there a site that where I might be able to research this compatibility ?
Lathes. Com was no help for this specifically and no 820 schematics are publicly available at the sub assembly level