Model 101.06242 Dunlap(Atlas) Lathe

by David Murray
(Moncton, NB Canada)

Sears-Roebuck lathe, Dunlap brand made by Atlas

I bought this lathe from a friend who had it stored in his garage. He had inheirited it from someone years ago, and had no use for it. I took it apart, cleaned and lubricated it, and put it back together. The paint is original. Now to build a proper stand for it.

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Aug 08, 2010
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Looking for another
by: Jordan

I have the exact same lathe. I purchased it for $50 two years ago. It is in perfect working order, just needed to add a motor and a belt. I have used it and it works beautifully, not as good as a brand new one, but it is nice to use an antique. I am working on a project right now, and I need to have a longer bed on the lathe, but I can't find anyone who has bed extensions. I was told by an antique dealer not to sell it for less than $900!

Sep 16, 2009
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Owner's manual
by: Chris Witt

Can anyone help me find any type of owner?s manual of instructional guide how I use my lathe model # 101.06241 that an elderly man gave me? I used a lathe once in school shop about 25-30 years ago. How can a duplicate another piece of wood as a template?

Chris Witt ( nittwitt@comcast.net )

" If you don't risk asking when you don't understand, there's no hope for you being anything but stupid." David Visscott,M.D.; Risking

May 15, 2009
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Looking for cross slides
by: Eddie

I have a very similar 101.06241, or so I think that is the number for mine. My tag is missing.

I need the cross slides and tool holder for metal cutting on this machine. Can anyone help?

Eddie

Mar 14, 2009
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I've got one for sale...
by: California Chris

Hello, Gentlemen,
I've got one for sale (It's got the small metal logo plate that says: Atlas Quality Shop Equipment since 1911, Atlas Press Co.
Kalamazoo, Mich. U.S.A. - no motor or stand, but it is in excellent condition - just needs a good cleaning/oiling - VERY light surface rust on the runners. I've got no room (typical in this state!) - asking $100. If you are interested, give me a holler @:
cbronny@comcast.net

I can send some photos - problem obviously would be cost of shipping, but if you are here out West, might be doable. Please feel free to pass this posting on to anyone who you know who might be interested.

Jan 27, 2009
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Craftsman Lathe Model NO. 101.06242
by: Zorro9

Hello, would appreciate info on this lathe.
On the outboard side of my lathe, if I don't have a stop collar with a set screw on ot the spindle will move 1 inch to the right.
I would like to know if anyone has seen this and how's it fixed. Thank you
My e-mail is Zorro9@comcast.net

Dec 29, 2008
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looking to pull my lathe back to life
by: todd

I picked up my dunlap lathe at a tag sale for $20.00 and wold like to find the rest of it so I can possable use it . I have now moter and most of the thing is missing .

Dec 05, 2008
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same lathe
by: Anonymous

I too have one am trying to find a spindle shaft for mine. The spindle shaft is worn and need a replacement shaft any ideas where I might find one?

joe

Oct 30, 2008
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same lathe
by: bob baker

I have one too. mine works wonderfully. I am however looking for a face plate for mine.
It has 1 inch left hand threads in it . if you can help contact me .
b_aker_bob@hotmail.com

Oct 30, 2008
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face plates
by: bob baker

i just got this same lathe in a trade i made.
it works great and i love to use it . i do however need a face plate for mine .
it is 8 inch and it has a 1 inch left handed thread for the spindle. if any one can help ,contact me at b_aker_bob@hotmail.com
thank you

Oct 23, 2008
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Dunlap Lathe
by: Ron

I have the same lathe as well. I just got it from my father who inherited it from his father. Mine does not work at this time because I think it needs a motor. Any idea on where I can get one?

Aug 30, 2008
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identical lathe,(with 1/2 h.p. motor)
by: jim

I just picked up an identical lathe,for $10 at a barn sale, im not a woodworker but it sounded incredibly cheap, I just had to unbolt it. it also came w/set of 8 tools,motor works forward /reverse ,any idea of value?!?