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Stephen Fulcher	17/05/2018 11:18:52
3 forum posts	Hi all, I am hopping for some help. I bought a boxford CBS lathe last year and have been learning the basics in my workshop. Now that I am finding my way around it I would like to step it up a little. My lathe does not have a screw cutting on it, I was hopping that some one out there may be able to point me in the right direction or even have the same lathe with the charts I need? Thanks in advance. Steve
RichardS	17/05/2018 12:52:24
33 forum posts	Hi Stephen Do you mean a Boxford CSB? If so then the necessary info is available in the Files section of the Boxford Lathe Yahoo group (you will need to join the group and yes, I know the user interface is very poor). However, you say there is no screw-cutting on the lathe. Does it have a leadscrew? If not then what you have is a training lathe and adding screw-cutting means finding, at minimum, a leadscrew with bearings, quadrant, an apron, tumbler set and changewheels. This website will help with identification http://www.lathes.co.uk/boxford/ Richard
Stephen Fulcher	17/05/2018 13:03:35
3 forum posts	Hi Richard Yes I Ment csb, it has a leand screw and I have all the change wheels. I would just like A copy of the screw cutting chart
David Standing 1	17/05/2018 13:03:43
1297 forum posts 50 photos	Whilst assumption is a dangerous thing, and not somewhere I normally go; I suspect the original post was missing the key word 'chart' between 'cutting' and 'on'.
David Standing 1	17/05/2018 13:04:28
1297 forum posts 50 photos	Aha! Stephen was posting as I was typing!
Stephen Fulcher	17/05/2018 13:19:19
3 forum posts	It's was! My mistake
RichardS	17/05/2018 14:21:43
33 forum posts	Try this thread http://www.model-engineer.co.uk/forums/postings.asp?th=124071 Posting by Robbo at 19/01/2017 23:24:07 Titled: Boxford Model B&C Lathes Also can be found in the Boxford "know your lathe" book. Richard

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