LittleMachineShop.com

7 recommendations and reviews from 7 people

• Referral from June 12, 2015
  

  Christian H. asked:

  Anyone know of a small hobby, clock worker, or jeweler lathe about 24 to 36 inches long for sale under $400?

  

  Jonathan H. replied:

  http://littlemachineshop.com/default.php?Source=Google&gclid=CMLWuraEicYCFYwXHwod5 g8AXQ

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• Referral from March 8, 2012
  

  rjd233 asked:

  I need to purchase a vise for my drill press for tapping and other purposes. I am not interested in spending a small fortune. My experiences with cheaper offerings from places like Harbor Freight...

  

  Doesn't Little Machine Shop have drill press vises or maybe they are milling machine vises. Check them out at www.LittleMachineShop.com I just went to their web site and they have vises from $14.95 to $700. Not sure of the quality but from what I see some look pretty decent, several under $100. Darryl

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• Referral from December 2, 2009
  

  jtthomas57 asked:

  Hey, does anyone have a 3 jaw chuck for the prazi sd300? Mine has a collet closer, which for my needs is a liability. Can anyone help me figure out if the backplate I have is the stock bp from prazi,...

  

  I just bought an 80 mm four jaw chuck from littlemachineshop.com and they have three jaw chucks too. They mount with short studs on the back of the chuck that protrude through the back plate and are fastened with 10 mm nuts. Check out your back plate, and you should find three holes towards center for the mounting to your spindle and another three on the outer circumference to mount your new chuck. You may find additional holes there for a four jaw as well.

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• Referral from June 16, 2009
  

  obxmidgett asked:

  Just had a mini lathe given to me and the circuit board seems to be burnt up. Does anyone know where I can buy parts for one of these machines. Any help would be appreciated.

  

  Here you can find most of anything you will need, plus manuals http://littlemachineshop.com more info on the mini mills and lathes http://mini-lathe.com Clint

  

  one question is that of your comfort with working on electronics. if you are capable of doing that work, then real thru the archives on this list, search for Uncle Rabid and you will find how to fix most boards. since his passing from this world to the next, we lost a great friend and great source of information. If your tool box for electronical stuff consists of a cell phone and a check book, then jump right to the order form and littlemachineshop.com Dave

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• Referral from December 24, 2006
  

  Alexander asked:

  Just bought a 7x10 (on ebay of course) thinking I could get it running. What are some common problems (aside from buying it used!) that I might rule out? It powers on, but no movement. Is this a...

  

  First of all, Alex - check the brushes on the motor - sometimes they'll get lose and won't make good contact. Second - check the fuse - on some of the units, the power light will come on but the fuse is blown. Go to Littlemachineshop.com, under reference and there's a troubleshooting guide. After going thru that, give me a yell and we'll talk you thru this. If you go to my website, my phone numbers are there - feel free to call me and I'll help you all I can (advice is always free ) Jim RabidWolf (Uncle Rabid

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• Referral from March 3, 2002
  

  floridarobots@aol.com asked:

  I need both a 1/8,and a 5/16" collet. Where can I get these without ordering a 150 dollar kit ? Tom Mitzlaff

  

  Hi, www.littlemachineshop.com has 1/8 in MT2 and MT3 and 5/16 in MT2 for about $17 each. Cheers, Gary G

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