The Clausing Arrives or 10lb in 1lb bag

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Re: The Clausing Arrives or 10lb in 1lb bag

Post by wlw-19958 »

Hi There,

My Clausing 5914 came with an Aloris AXA tool post and
the previous owners had put a 1/2" Aluminum spacer plate
under it. I sold it and installed a BXA tool post instead.
I think it is a better fit for the Clausing. The AXA should
be just right on the Heavy Ten.

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Re: The Clausing Arrives or 10lb in 1lb bag

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Yeah Webb that is what I did also,agree a BXA would be a better fit. But,like I said the plan is for the AXA to most likely end up on the SB Heavy Ten where the BXA would be too big.
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Re: The Clausing Arrives or 10lb in 1lb bag

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John Evans wrote: Going to take some getting use to having a cross slide that the calibration is for diameter rather than radius. Bet that difference gets me into trouble on the other lathes !! :oops: Really like having the clutch and brake ! :D
I have two lathes in my shop, one of each dia & rad. I ended up putting a sign on each reminding me which is which. I also noted which slide it is because at times I would forget if it was the cross slide or compound. Both of my lathes are Sheldon's so it is easy to confuse me.

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Re: The Clausing Arrives or 10lb in 1lb bag

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Hey.... was mine your inspiration?
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