Thanks I was confused by the display on the front of the machine myself. I bought our lathe used and it didn’t come with a manual. Watching your video helped make sense of it all.

Recently got the same machine and I have watched most of your videos. I too was confused with the charts etc until I watched this video. Well done Jay and thanks so much, you have explained this perfectly!

Great explanation from a novice point of view! Thank you very much. That explained a lot. Needed that for my new tool post stem!

Makes sense now. Got a bunch of gears and had no idea how to use em.

Oh man that cleared it up some much totally understand now!!! Thanks

Hi Jay Informative vid , just what I needed to see , i too was confused by the chart and owner manual. It would help if Grizzly color coded the chart , like shade to gear numbers and mark them as gear ID numbers

I have a different lathe but your explanation is helpful. Thanks very much.

Thank you for clearing this up.

Thanks for the help man. You did save me a bunch of time!

Ty Jay

Ahhh yes! Now it makes sense. Thank you!!

Ya thanks iam been try to figure mine out to. I been making flat threads. Lol.

No, it's definitely not just you - the manual is severely lacking details!!!! I've had my 752 for a little while now, and have turned lots of 20TPI and short metric threads.I didn't realize how bad the metric pitch error rate was until I had to turn a longer thread :(

Thanks for sharing!

Great explanation. What does n/1" mean in the picture

Hello, How to get 19 tpi arrangment from thread table?

Just bought the same lathe a couple of weeks ago and was definitely scratching my head. lol. My question is do you run the power feed to cut threads? Also i noticed in another one of your videos you're cutting a Gear Sleeve Extraction Pin. What makes it stop in the same exact place every time from right to left as it's turning the threads? Thank you in advance sir!

Jay, do you use these same gears and selectors to adjust feed rate when you are using the power feed for cutting ? As in, when you are just machining a surface and not making threads.

does not have 19 hpp.

dude im still confussed that last gear part is justwhirle wind of phuckery

jay thank you. i picked up a 11x26 wich is dam near the same thing. im in the process of converting it to 3 phase now then i will mess with the threading but thank you for the video it dose help me out trying to figure it out. check out my videos i got one on that shows what im doing to my lathe i will post a update video when i get it wired up.

Hey how the plane coming along?

I guess number of threads per inch.

Please tell me hindi

So apparently, there's 4 a gears, and 8 b gears? And their plastic. But most of the time its a36 and b40 ? I assume these extra gears came with it, and how hard are they to change? I also noticed in video 3 where you were trying to thread the rod uniformly it was taking the same off the tip each time, even though it was already a smaller diameter than the remaining 75%? also a lot of spring or flez in the rod. Could that be because it was aluminum, and there was to much protruding. It would suck if you couldn't do a full bolt length of threads in one set up. Anyways, your doing a good job. I was ready to purchase mine, but now I'm waiting to see how it works out for you. Lol keep up the good work.