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Chuck is made for a standard taig headstock

I was reading up on it . 5mm and 10/32 are not the same. But in my case it seems close enough to work

Thats what I thought was cool about it.Just lucky I guess. Bought arm at amazon. Stem of arm is 10/32 or 5mm same as nuts in headstock. You are able to fold arm out of the way or fold it forward to measure your carriage travel. Most indicator bases were at least 1/4x20 or larger from what I remember

I have a 12 inch that you can use as a mid for your Schon . Can also be used as a jump handle

Can this one be modified for the larger headstock

Do they make a 4 jaw independent chuck for a taig lathe?

Thats good for the guy posting. Since you have both what do you like better from one brand to another

Indicator mounted to headstock

I thought that said MidAmerica yesterday

Have a 5/16x14 12.3 mm tip changed to a ultraskin pro or kamui black ss (one or another dont remember which) Been using my 3/8x10 cues lately

I Have a Gracio with a 3/8 x10 mod brass pin. When I had a few cues built later on I could specify what pin I wanted and it didnt much matter to them

I remember screwing on a Cuetec shaft to a Schon butt by mistake afew years back

Probably older than you. Back hurts,cant see. Sad cause i still like shooting pool

Maple ferrules were on ob1&2 After then came classics. One SBE i bought an ob shaft. The following year I went back to the ob booth and told Royce about some micro splinters in the laminations. He gave me another shaft and told me to keep the old one

I like that it is made foe a taig crosslide. Looks like you would have to remove the lock for the MidAmerica https://www.bing.com/videos/riverview/relatedvideo?q=taig+dro&&mid=3CE7376920908024C3C73CE7376920908024C3C7&FORM=VAMGZC

https://www.amazon.com/Digital-Readout-0-150mm-Accurate-Machines/dp/B089ZSG84J/ref=sr_1_16_sspa?crid=2NTCRT8HETJ60&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.5hwbS4Jz4DoCHJJMaZOG5oH2hiv5hQ0bul5k3ZKKyxJgco1-eMmfcxVCfeETyk89gz4z3Mo-lk6lC44bTGX3phjSd-qO5J49KmYJY124YYbHPSq0g1eVIsYg-Ih42yHjmlH_v9jQPcKKk2vifz7fEQ.YTWrursSDKyyGs...

I was looking on amazon just now and they have a few different ones with a straight shank if anyones interested

So I am asking is there any benefit to having an adjustable offset taper attachment compared to dedicated tailstock. In your opinion of course. I would agree having taper bars would be better for a compound taper

I am thinking the tailstock is adjustable but could be wrong