1930s Craftsman Lathe Restoration

Craftsman/Dunlap nine inch wood lathe restoration. This lathe was manufactured by Atlas Press Company in the 1930s. There was no model number on the lathe but it is either a model 101.06241 or a model 101.06242. It also came with a compound tool rest and a 4 jaw chuck so you can do light metal work with it. It also had an optional jackshaft of unknown origin to provide more speed options. It was in surprisingly good shape with only minor surface rust. I only replaced the spindle bearings in the headstock since the rest of it just needed a good cleaning, adjustment, and fresh paint. The headstock was assembled improperly and I think I put it back together the right way. The thrust bearing had some wear but the original part is of course not available and I couldn't find a suitable replacement. The lathe uses MT1 (morse taper 1) centers in both the headstock and the tailstock. The spindle is threaded 3/4" x 16 TPI for faceplates and chucks. The rear of the spindle is the same thread pitch but left-hand threads. The compound rest assembly appears to be an Atlas 5610. The Jackshaft assembly appears to be an Atlas 5615. The 4 jaw chuck appears to be an M6-844B from Atlas. Since I was unsure how I was going to rig everything up to work I took a chance and bought adjustable link drive belts. I was surprised at ho well they worked and how easy they were to adjust. Jeweler pliers https://amzn.to/4t0amkW Power Twist V belt https://amzn.to/4bRbTUd 1/2" MT1 drill chuck https://amzn.to/4e4xLwJ MT1 centers https://amzn.to/3NJRmrx Lathe chisels https://amzn.to/3NJRmrx Lathe faceplate https://amzn.to/3PIvSMj lathe cutting tools https://amzn.to/3NO13Fn face shield https://amzn.to/4mjLmTa center drill bits https://amzn.to/48e2fZq Wen Track Saw https://amzn.to/3Zl9ZoE Spindle bearings https://www.mcmaster.com/1688K357/ jack shaft pulley https://www.mcmaster.com/6213K57/ Motor pulley https://www.acehardware.com/departmen... To subscribe    / @housedoctorray   Get your House Doctor merch here: https://www.amazon.com/shop/housedoct... As an Amazon Associate I may earn from qualifying purchases. Using the links provided does not in any way increase the cost to you, however any income I get from them helps support my channel...thanks. https://HouseDoctorRay.com 00:00 Craftsman lathe restoration 00:31 Disassembly 01:04 Headstock disassembly 04:05 compound/cross slide disassembly 08:31 tailstock disassembly 09:53 jack shaft disassembly 11:14 cleaning 11:38 headstock bearing removal 13:46 stripping, prepping, painting 17:02 assembly prep 19:15 jackshaft assembly 20:29 compound/cross slide assembly 23:43 tailstock assembly 24:40 headstock assembly 26:57 Speed test 28:00 First project