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Atlas Craftsman Manual of Lathe Operation Book for 10″ and 6″ $ 48.50 Add to cart ATLAS-CRAFTSMAN 6″ Metal Lathe Model 3950, 10100, 101.21200 Parts Manual $ 14.50 Add to cart ATLAS-CRAFTSMAN 6″ Metal Lathe NO. 618 Instructions & Parts Manual. Here is an Atlas 618 that I picked up a few months back and ended up cleaning it up and getting it back to usable condition. Usb mass storage support 1.3.5 free for mac. I was able to clean it up and do.

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Styled to closely resemble its larger brother, the '10-inch', the Atlas 'Model 618' 6' x 18' (3.5' centre height) backgeared and screwcutting lathe was in production from 1936 until 1974 and then, in Mk. 2 form, until 1980. Enormously popular in America - it was affordable and with a specification that allowed it to undertake the majority of jobs likely to be encountered in a home workshop - its likely that the lathe made its first appearance not as an Atlas but badged for the mail-order company Sears,Roebuck under their Craftsman identification tab as the 101.07300. This initial Craftsman model, which carried an inadequate 3/4' x 16 t.p.i. spindle thread, a headstock that lacked backearing and a countershaft unit and belt-tensioning arrangements of a very elementary, lightweight design, was sold at the very competitive price of $42. However, it was made for one year only before being replaced by the much better specified 101.07301--as listed in the post 1938 catalogs shown here
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