1941 South Bend 13" Lathe Restoration - Part 9 - Apron Disassembly
In this episode of the 1941 South Bend lathe restoration/refurbishment saga, I disassemble the apron. The apron has several gears and levers that are used to move the saddle and cross slide. A number of these parts are held together with taper pins that can only come out one way, unless the are busted in multiple pieces and no longer line up with the holes. The ride on the struggle bus was not always fun.
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I am a long time maker that dabbles in more hobbies than I can afford to do at once. I started this channel to document my adventures in my 2014 Jeep Wrangler (Lil' Mule) that has had many modifications made to it since it left the factory and has traveled to many spots across the US. My other interests include welding and metal fabrication, wood working, model railroading, machine restoration, and more. My videos are more of a "How I Did It" commentary than a "How To Do It" documentary. I hope you enjoy watching these as much as I enjoy making them.
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