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I have done many modifications to my mini lathe. Please contact me directly at (john.mattis@...) for photos and drawings. Regards, John Mattis (retired mechanical engineer)

I figured there was a simple answer to this. Thank you! John

You can bore the small 3-inch 3-jaw chuck out to 0.760 inches very easily. A better option is to purchase the 4-inch 3-jaw chuck from Little Machine Shop. Regards, John Mattis (retired mechanical

Recently have started to use my little ole lathe. My machining background stems from “repair” as opposed to “fabricating” and so one of the first things I did was acquire a 4-jaw chuck. After

LOL. Been there, done that! Glad it was simple! -- Bruce Johnson The less a man knows about how sausages and laws are made, the easier it is to steal his vote and give him botulism.

As a retired I.T. Professional my goto is to usually ask that but sometimes it can come off as sarcastic or rude to ask the universal question (actually there are 2; is it plugged in and did you turn

I spent the best part of an hour pulling my “dead” laser cutter apart before realising I’d forgotten to turn the emergency switch back on. We all have brain fades occasionally. At least it’s

That makes me feel better for my experience of thinking my lathe was dead - only to realize I had activated the emergency shut-off switch.

I wouldn't be too embarrassed.? That sort of thing happens to most everybody.? And if not, it is because they never DO anything.? And even though a simple fix, it helped to go through some steps

I want to thank everyone for their suggestions, which seemed particularly good.? I was able to print out the schematic, thanks. I started trying to measure voltage on the control board.? Nothing.?

LMS also has a good troubleshooting guide: < https://littlemachineshop.com/images/gallery/PDF/drivetroubleshooting.pdf > Having? said that, a close visual inspection is always a good first step. Look

Had a similar problem with my 7x11 and track it down to the connection to the carbon brush. Good luck

How far did you check power?? As in, is the control board even getting power (past the fuse, mag switch, e-switch)?? A VOM is certainly your friend here and even beyond that a scope isn't

And this site has more detailed info on the (probable) controller board, but honestly, unless you’re adept at repairing complex electronics, if it’s the board, getting a new one is the easiest

LMS has wiring diagrams; one will probably match your lathe. https://littlemachineshop.com/reference/wiringdiagrams.php?srsltid=AfmBOoomtz5VTCGGi7-i5pLeaC6KYiHvsVAkwc4sbB0ZL3nuyrhti7ln? Wiring

My 7x12 Northern Mini-lathe has suddenly quit working.? Previously, when I flipped the switch from forward to reverse I heard relays click.? Now nothing.? The fuse tested good.? I did not see any