Ohgary wrote:Nope, second mistake I have made today. My mystery part does not have a set screw and has both internal and external threads. It is too small to fit on the headstock spindle in any case.
Maybe it is part of a guitar.
After reading the previous 5 posts, it would seem yours is not the same as in the last pix.
So it is likely an adapter for something else. Guitar? Not likely!
With internal threads, a SS arbor adapter is unlikely.
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It looks like a spindle adaptor. I'd bet 3/4 inch to 1"... I have one just like it that adapts 1" to 1 1/4" that allows me to use a lathe chuck on my Delta or my Powermatic. Save you money by not having to but additional chucks (But we all want additional chucks, don't we? )...
They also made a version to fit the Shopsmith or any 5/8" shaft, no adapter required. Quite compact with little overhang. Here is mine (sorry for the blurry pic)sitting in the lid of the plastic tool box I keep it in:
Dont know, but have found many non SS stuff in the parts box when buying a used SS that was non related to SS!!!!!
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Greenie, Grayling, SS stand alone BS and BS SPT, jointer and belt sander, 3 Ers with Speed Changers. I think those 3 cover my ER needs, and space for them.
