what is the spindle width, thickness?
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Normally it is 9/32" (7.12mm). A few set have had 5/16" (7.9mm). I either case we will exchange the spindles in the event you receive the wrong size.
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Spindle is 5/8 but it requires a 1 1/4 arbor makes buying some attachments expensive and if you call the factory they say you cant use wire wheels on it
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The diameter(thickness) of the shaft that goes through the the centre of the wheel!
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I don't know the exact thickness but it was exactly the same as the Craftsman blade I replaced.
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I don't think so. It will fit a 1 inch spindle but you need adapters. I looked at the turnmaster online and I think you need something different. Call Penn State Industries Customer Service and they can tell you.
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Mine is a 1.98". Stainless Steel These come in a variety of sizes, including threaded versions. Additional info on sizing and type. http://www.bearingbuddy.com/model.html
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Ray, I am not sure what you mean by the size of the spindle. The head stock and tail stock are designed for a standard Morris Taper insert. The head stock is also threaded for a standard jaw chuck that screws on the outside of the head stock. I have owned my lathe for a little over a year and I really enjoy using it. The live center will insert to either head or tail. There is a spur center for the head stock and two different tool rests. For the price this is a very nice tool. Larry
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Depends on your spindle threads. My chuck came as 1" 8tpi. It also came with a 3/4" adapter
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I had to purchase the cartridge as well. It was 113mm from spindle to spindle and the cartidge was 68mm. Although I used the old cartridge measurements before I ordered the replacement. Maybe this will help you.
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It's approximately 7/16 wide 1/16 thick. I actually order the wrong one the first time it was to thick to even try to use both width and thickness depending on what type of craftsman you have I have an old corded circular saw and it has a snug fit on that
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5/8" - 11 spindle threadAdditional Information: SpecificationsAmps 12.0AmpsMax Watts Out 1250WNo Load Speed 0-600 / 0-3,500rpmSpindle Thread 5/8"-11Spindle Lock YesTool Length 18.5"Tool Weight 6.7lbs
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I was wondering the same thing.Looking at the image, each 18 inch section is divided into 7 sections, so I would guess less than 2.5 inches. (spindles would take up some of the room)
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The spindles are tapered - thinner at the top and bottom and thicker at the center. They are 2 3/8th inches apart at the top and bottom and 1 3/4 inches at the center.
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68mm is the case length, 103mm is the spindle (axle) length. you BB shell will determine your case length and threading (English is most common). Your crank arms in relation to your chainline will determine your spindle length. http://sheldonbrown.com/bbsize.html provides a table with most of the common crank sets listed. Find your crankset and under length you will find the applicable spindle length. Sugino messengers (RD 5 Bolt) and old dura ace are the only ones that run a 103 spindle length. Most of the single speeds I've seen run a 107-108. Sheldon Brown (RIP) is your "Go To" sorce for all of these sorts of questions. Good Luck! 68mm is the case length, 103mm is the spindle (axle) length. you BB shell will determine your case length and threading (English is most common). Your crank arms in relation to your chainline will determine your spindle length. http://sheldonbrown.com/bbsize.html provides a table with most of the common crank sets listed. Find your crankset and under length you will find the applicable spindle length. Sugino messengers (RD 5 Bolt) and old dura ace are the only ones that run a 103 spindle length. Most of the single speeds I've seen run a 107-108. Sheldon Brown (RIP) is your "Go To"... » Read More 68mm is the case length, 103mm is the spindle (axle) length. you BB shell will determine your case length and threading (English is most common). Your crank arms in relation to your chainline will determine your spindle length. http://sheldonbrown.com/bbsize.html provides a table with most of the common crank sets listed. Find your crankset and under length you will find the applicable spindle length. Sugino messengers (RD 5 Bolt) and old dura ace are the only ones that run a 103 spindle length. Most of the single speeds I've seen run a 107-108. Sheldon Brown (RIP) is your "Go To" sorce for all of these sorts of questions. Good Luck! « Show Less
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2 3/8" see: http://www.makitatools.com/en-us/Modules/Tools/ToolDetails.aspx?Name=5477NB
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If your lathe spindle is a 1" 8 tpi then yes it will fit. If it is a 3/4" spindle there is an adapter that will make it fit.
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The width is roughly 4-5 inches depending on your skill. The thickness is variable based on the knob on the side of the machine. The thinnest setting is very tricky and is almost too thin to do anything with. I usually only go to a 2 to make sheets thin enough for tortellini and ravioli. Beware if it is too thin it gets jammed in the cutting attchments easier.