Craftsman

Manual Description:Number of Pages: 276+12 dividers, printed 5.5″ x 8.5″ This is a reproduction, not a photocopy, of an original Atlas Craftsman-Sears Manual of Lathe Operation and Machinists Tables for 10-inch Quick Change Lathe, 10-inch Standard Change Gear Lathe and 6-inch Standard Change Gear Lathe. This manual covers Atlas lathes with quick gear change, standard gear change, lathes that have a pull knob to engage the power cross feed, Timken bearings, and horizontal motor drive systems. It covers everything shown in the index section listed below and more. This manual is printed in it’s original size 5.5″ x 8.5″. I carry 6 different Manual of Lathe Operation and Machinists Tables books that cover the Atlas Craftsman-Sears Lathes made past 1937 in my store.See “Which manual works with my lathe” section below for explanations. The Format This manual formatted with in introduction and then is broken down into 12 sections which vary in pages. The 12 sections are as follows: No.1 Lathe Care and Construction No.2 Theory of Metal Cutting No.3 Cutting Tools No.4 The Machining of Various Metals No.5 Holding the Work No.6 Drilling and Boring No.7 Thread Cutting No.8 Lathe Attachments and Their Uses No.9 Woodturning on the Metal Lathe No.10 Machinist Tables No.11 Index No.12 Pages For Your Shop Notes For your convenience, I have reprinted up six different original versions of this Manual of Lathe Operation book to cover the large span of lathes that Atlas produced from circa 1937 to the late 1900’s. Some of the manuals overlap on certain machines and parts, because Atlas didn’t change every machine and part at precise times, but I can help you match the appropriate manual with your machine. SEE “Which manual works with your lathe:” below. Example Pictures from various Lathe Operation Manuals: Which manual works with your lathe: I have six different manuals in my store that cover different vintages/models and sizes of Atlas Craftsman-Sears lathes. Some of the manuals overlap on certain lathes and parts, because Atlas didn’t make changes to every machine and part at precise times. Below is an explanation of the six different manuals. Please note: The pictures are given to show a general idea of the models covered in each manual. Please read the descriptions and characteristics of the lathes covered in each manual on the right. Manual Title: Atlas Craftsman Manual of Lathe Operation Old 10″ Gear Characteristics: 10″ Standard Gear Change Copper-hardened Babbitt and Timken Bearings No pull knob to engage power cross feed Vertical motor drive system only Manual Title: Atlas Craftsman Manual of Lathe Operation 10″ Standard Characteristics: 10″ Standard Gear Change Copper-hardened Babbitt and Timken Bearings Has a pull knob to engage power cross feed Vertical and Horizontal motor drive systems Manual Title: Atlas Craftsman Manual of Lathe Operation 10″ and 6″ Characteristics: 10″ Quick Change, 10″ Standard Gear Change 6″ Standard Gear Change Thread Chart Timken Bearings Only Has a pull knob to engage power cross feed Horizontal motor drive systems Only Manual Title: Atlas Craftsman Manual of Lathe Operation 12″ Older Style Characteristics: 12″ Standard Gear Change, 12″ Quick Gear Change Copper-hardened Babbitt and Timken Bearings Has a pull knob to engage power cross feed Horizontal and Vertical motor drive systems Manual Title: Atlas Craftsman Manual of Lathe Operation 12″ Crossfeed Pull-Knob Characteristics: 12″ Quick Gear Change, 12″ Standard Gear Change Timken Bearings Only Has a pull knob to engage power cross feed Bench and Cabinet Models Manual Title: Atlas Craftsman Manual of Lathe Operation 12″ Crossfeed Lever Characteristics: 12″ Quick Gear Change 12″ Standard Gear Change Timken Bearings Only Has a lever to engage power cross feed Bench and Cabinet Models Pictures for explanation of power cross feed NO Knob or Lever Knob Lever Overview: I have collected this information for many years and have found the information they contain to be priceless in using and setting up the machines properly. I believe this manual will be a valuable resource of knowledge that will provide a lot of helpful information that is often hard to find. My manuals are not photocopies. I maintain a high standard of quality in my reproductions. Most of the manuals I reproduce look better than their originals. I have professionally digitally edited every page, and removed stains, wrinkles and handwriting. All of the manuals are printed on thick white paper to withstand shop wear and tear. Visit our eBay Store!We have over 1,100 manuals available. From our shop to yours. We get this. But you get this! Why settle for anything less?We can’t make pictures a lot better than the original, but we can fix everything else. Shipping: We ship every M-T-W-T-F except US holidays. All of our manuals are shipped with Delivery Confirmation. We stamp “Do Not Bend” on them to ensure that your manual arrives quickly in good condition. 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