A Little Love for the Logan Lathe

I finally got around to doing some repairs on my 80 year old Logan Model 200 Lathe. I have more repairs I need to do do.
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[@TishaHayes]

Better lathe than never.

[@jeremylastname873]

My name’s Jeremy, and I have too many projects.. ..”Hi Jeremy..” 😂

[@pieterpan]

A video a week is cool and I also don't dislike this type of smaller improvement projects, they are great. But I love the longer, bigger projects. So don't feel stressed to push out one a week 😁

[@JeremyMakesThings]

This is what waiting for jeep parts looks like. 🤣

[@j.williams4030]

I know that feeling, the parts you need most always seem to take the longest to ship. By the way this is my favorite channel currently, but please don’t feel like you NEED to put out a video a week. Quality over quantity I like to say. Oh yeah and screw all the people that give you shit over converting the jeep to electric, those are the same people who would take that same Jeep, lift it 8 inches, swap motor, tranny and axles, new interior, new roll cage etc. But you’re a jerk for putting in an electric motor? Keep up the good work my man!

[@Rustinox]

Ah, the little fixes. It just never seem to end.

[@kahutochishisumi9056]

You deserve thousands more subscribers

[@benjaminreinhardt259]

I can relate to the 'I have too many projects going, so let's tackle another.' I find these small projects to be a satisfying distraction from the larger projects that are becoming overwhelming at the moment.

[@brucematthews6417]

I love how you got the new lock handle to fit "just so".

[@FishyBoi1337]

One of my favorite channels right now tbh, especially since aging wheels abandoned the bus project, I felt like I lost one of those close-to-home project channels. Rebuilding old crap to be how you like it is just so awesome

[@RotarySMP]

I had to do exactly the same bushing repair on the Boley Lathe saddle drive a couple of years ago. You made a good video of this stuff. I always struggle to find a coherent thread to make a video of such little maintenance projects.

[@mikebroom1866]

First came here after I bought my Logan. Glad to see it get more airtime.

[@TheDistur]

Slick bushing. Gotta love a smooth working machine.

[@jimfiles3307]

I would suggest checking out McMaster for oilite bushings. They have many combinations and since you machined the slide, you could easily match one up.

[@scroungasworkshop4663]

Well done Jeremy. Although I’m enjoying the Jeep project I can watch this type of video all day. Thanks. Stuart 🇦🇺

[@revrobholley]

Never clicked on a video so fast!

[@624Dudley]

It’s satisfying to know I’m not alone in project accumulation 🤔. 👍

[@upallnightgolf]

Partner, I'll watch anything you post. I've been watching for a couple of years, and your videos are instructive and entertaining.

[@RamiJames]

Jeremy, these videos are the only good thing in my life. Thank you.

[@jamesriordan3494]

As I always say to Stefan, “Gut gemacht !”

[@tuck1963]

The weathered look of your lathe inspired me to not paint my stripped 1936 South Bend lathe. Love that look.

[@Failure_Is_An_Option]

I'm reasonably confident that deferred maintenance is the easiest maintenance.

[@sjv6598]

One of my favourite channels right now. Doing realistic projects with a realistic budget, right up my alley 😊

[@Hichamhasan]

I do not have a lot of projects, but my wife does not stop saying the opposite. What if one or two of the faucets leaked a little, what is the damage that a few doves can do if they built their nests on the balcony 8 years ago?

[@shannonstratton3164]

My logan 200 needs all the same treatments except the half nut which i think is still pretty solid.

[@echoewest2685]

Wow, that was a beautiful screwdriver at 5:02. Cheers and thanks for sharing!

[@RyanAUS]

Thank you for watching….. Thank you for posting 😊

[@triples522]

This kind of content is also not so bad once in a while either...

[@elizabethpedro3103]

One of my favorite channels right now 😀

[@BuffaloBillsSon]

I’m new to the channel, I think I’m gonna stick around! Please do t change your style, you videos are informative and enjoyable. Your ev jeep project is great, all you have to do is keep posting and working on these projects though to finish!

[@jdmccorful]

Having fun! Enjoyed, thanks.

[@Lozoot2]

Funny enough, I just got myself a Logan 200 a couple weeks back and just finished pulling it apart to start cleaning it! I want to give mine a fresh new coat of olive drab, I found a spot on the underside of the leg that I can color match to

[@user-sr2gk2op1u]

Hi Jeremy! Good, but Logan need a little more love: paint it!😊😊

[@Rubbernecker]

Loving the weekly videos!!

[@TheChillieboo]

Love it! Nothing particular to say, just need to feed the algorithm

[@ribtips305]

I used the lathe to fix the lathe.

[@anthonygrodecki7968]

Thanks for sharing 😊

[@hrxy1]

excellent vid thanks

[@HaveAGoAlan]

Interesting... for the carriage lock, I thought you were going to drill a cross-hole and cut it short.

[@ucrash2]

Atlas lathe has exactly the same problem. Now I know what to do.

[@guygillmore2970]

All hail the algorithm!

[@lucasandri5462]

I really love your channel, your videos are always interesting and I’m really enjoying the Jeep project, specially the cast aluminium adaptor for the gearbox! I completely get it what you said at the start as I’m currently trying to make a small dividing head with an electric motor gear reductor( it will have a bit of slop but for now it’s acceptable) an some other suff as a spindle for a toll post grinder. I always wanted to change the motor on my lathe with a 3phase one and a VFD and I’ve decided that it’s time to do it so I’ve taken the occasion to strip down the saddle cross slide etc do do some maintenance that it’s needed once in a while.

[@geewillikers5342]

Half expecting you to randomly scrape the ways.

[@LukedriveitlikearentalRo-ri7tm]

I have the same lathe as you so now when I want to fix something taking it apart and then watching this to figure out were every bolt goes

[@LukedriveitlikearentalRo-ri7tm]

My is older Than yours the one I got is from the 20s with the original order Receipt and promotion packet for all of the attachments you could get

[@LukedriveitlikearentalRo-ri7tm]

We are only the third owner of the lathe

[@chrislee7817]

Bet you would love a Hardinge. 👍

[@arjanvanraaij8440]

like the repair jobs, I got a simular old clapped out lathe.

[@rohde1017]

I'd recommend 3d printing the halfnuts, PLA been working fine with my 1940s atlas lathe, and its easy to keep a spare set around if needed too. Thingiverse has a few for the atlas/craftsman, don't know if they have any specific for yours. I designed (and published) mine to print one part for both sides, that was a thread math surprise for me that I got that to work.

[@RustyInventions-wz6ir]

He he. I know that feeling of having to manny things happen it seems all at once

[@TalRohan]

Ive got a face plate stuck on my lathe spindle...damn thing is driving me nuts...It wont come off and niether will enough of the rest of the lathe to get the spindle out....actually I think the spindle won't come out without getting the face plate off. catch 22 Pleased your lathe is getting some well deserved R and R Thanks for sharing

[@JeremyMakesThings]

I feel your pain. At some point you may need to go for the nuclear option and cut it off (like I did with collet chuck in my mill. Trepan off most of the face plate, then turn down to the threads (I presume it’s a threaded spindle.

[@TalRohan]

@@JeremyMakesThings it is threaded yes. Thats a good idea thanks, If I am careful I can cut back to the tips of the spindle thread and the rest should mostly drop out ...he says hopefully... I might even film it lol

[@kendingsor]

I like the part where you used the thing that you were fixing to fix the thing that you were using.

[@Kami8705]

I understand the too many projects entirely, I think anybody with a shop does. Also, I was only half watching(working on projects in my garage) and when you were bending that handle, it looked like you were banging on a lit oxy acetylene torch with the hammer.

[@kendingsor]

I did a double take that shot too

[@kentuckytrapper780]

Repair jobs are never done in a shop, I can sit and think of fifty things that need fixin but evertime I start something shows up to be fixed, lol 😂 ain't live grand..😅

[@glennmoreland6457]

Good video 😐🇬🇧

[@yomama5785]

I like these vids. :)

[@IrenESorius]

👍‍‍🌟👍‍‍

[@leafs4626]

One thing i really appreciate on your chanel is some of your tool and method are as dubious as mine ^^ (if it works it works :p ) All loooking good, keep up the good work !

[@deepwinter77]

What was it you used after cleaning the parts Wd40 & what. Thanks

[@heliarche]

I have a Logan Wards 700. It looks very similar to your 200. Not the same but close. Do you have trouble with the nut for the handwheel on your tailstock coming loose? If I tighten mine up the handwheel gets too tight to use. I have to leave it sort of loose and that bothers me. I've had it apart a few times but I can't find why it does this.

[@joell439]

👍👍😎👍👍

[@bamwels]

What kind of adapter are you using @6:18?

[@JeremyMakesThings]

It’s an MT2 to B&S9 adapter I made.

[@The_DuMont_Network]

Fixing the machine that fixes the machine. That's cool. But dont feed me any BS about the lock handle. Sure, it now clears the tail stock base. But clearing the crank handle when it is vertical? That was luck... 《g》

[@revrobholley]

First comment!

[@colinsmith6340]

Designed to outlast the Nazis... well they are back in the USA, so this lathe gotta keep on trucking!

[@Raketemensch42]

You must be new to KZbin, so let me explain how this sort of video is supposed to work: 1. Take the machine entirely apart 2. Clean and sand every bit of it 3. Spray every piece of it black, maybe choose an accent color 4. Re-assemble it, take some 360-degree video of how sexy it looks 5. Never show it on the channel again. We sent you a rulebook, please be sure to read it before making such a mistake again. Thanks, The MGT

[@JeremyMakesThings]

In my defense, I present the following playlist: Rhodes Metal Shaper Restoration kzbin.info/aero/PL7v_lPkDHXh7VhxMVeK_sM9gmmmJAPIft

[@Raketemensch42]

We will forgive the offense because you properly responded with a plug for a whole stack of watchable videos.

[@Man-in-da-shed]

You must have been well chuffed with the locking handle .