Make Extra Large Atlas Lathe Dials pt 2 TIPS #432 tubalcain

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Thank you so much! I've been trying to figure out how to fill in the markings on various things Readability, the black is better For looks, I like the red I wish you would show more of the 3d printing stuff I know I am in a minority but it is a great adjunct to other methods of making things Hope Christmas was grand and that the New Year is the best yet
Comment from : Bruce Williams

Wow! What a great tip with the silicone!!
Comment from : SoundMind TV

Wish somebody made these for the 618 Atlas I'm having a time trying to replace my graduated collar
Comment from : MotoResto Florida

Just finished this upgrade and it is great! I used the direct read dial and it really makes it easier to control the amount I take off Thanks for the video Mr Peterson!!!
Comment from : Timothy Daniel

My Logan is going to look real good with its new black dials with white lettering Mrpete, you da man!
Comment from : LR K

I like the black body with the white letters Because it looks easier to read
Comment from : Buddy Floyd

I like the black dials best, but the aluminum ones outshine both of them
Comment from : Terry K

Absolutely great videos, as I've got an incomplete lathe compound and recently bought a 3D printer, I think I'll be making a few I'll just have to figure out how to design myself some metric ones for a Myford 😁
Comment from : Scott Dimelow

Do you make any of the direct wheels to sell?
Comment from : Rod Swim

I really like the red
Comment from : Rod Swim

I'm looking at making or printing some large "direct reading" dials for my 12" Atlas lathe and came across this Do you lose any travel on the cross slide when you retract the tool? I'm worried that the top of the dovetail might come back and run into the dial
Comment from : Brian Husted

Love the dials Just got my first 3D printer and am going to have to "remix" this a bit so that I can make a set for my 12X36 The dials are even smaller than your original ones and barely readable Doing a dial was about 2 hours for me I will say the embossed ones have nice numbering the other ones don't seem to be as nice
Comment from : thetriode

These are great, I definitely would consider this a huge upgrade for an Atlas Thanks to both of you, I pulled them down for when I get a printer
Comment from : thetriode

man i need some of thosewelding for 30 years im almost blind
Comment from : eric chilton

These are awesome ! The black embossed are the most visible having one for the conpound as well would be wonderful To bad I will never be able to afford a 3d printer So I guess its off to ebay to look for some direct acting ones
Comment from : Al Somethin

Good morning! We have talked a little about 3D printing months ago I though I would present a machine oiler that I came up with that one could print up if wanted THINGIVERSE "LATHE NARROW FUNNEL"
Comment from : Tom Herd

Looking at the finished article - it's so close to something you'd find on a storebrWhen you go in close however there are some irregularities - only cosmetic not a big deal BUT just out of interest what (if any) are the finishing options? Some plastics just chew up and are ruined if the surface is disturbed Some you can shine with only a little effortbrCan that plastic be machined or sanded to give a smoother face Not getting silly with graded papers or compounds - just a quick skim with something to improve the finish
Comment from : Andy White