Just ordered this mill attachment for my 12700 Atlas. Thank you for the demo.

Just subscribed. I just picked up and old Sears Roebuck lathe, and a cheap Harbour Freight lathe, with 2 full dresser drawers full of bits and attachments for $500. Didnt wanna pass up the deal. Started watching lathe videos and stumbled upon your channel. Didnt know you could do mill work on a lathe. Awesome video! There has been 100 times over the years where I said, "Damn, if only I had a lathe I could fix this." Well now I can with help from videos like this. Thank you! 🍻

"Doesn't have to be accurate at ALL." Love it

Great little mill job!

Good short milling and fab job.

Even though you really do get the job done well on the lathe, it would be good to get you a milling machine. I have my fingers crossed! Again a nice video.

Cool Matt and over 2000 subs, great

Nice fabrication Matt. That little attachment sure saved a lot of filing .. LOL

Is that a Morse taper ER collet on there?

nice improve ..yup make do with what have....same here spotted mill in a driveway now cant find that side street again

Nice job! I really have to get a mill attachment for the SB. Jim

Like one other comment I came to own an atlas and was trying to sell it because I couldn’t think of any reason to keep it. It’s on legs with the motor on a peg leg. The gears have to be changed out to thread or adjust rpm’s I guess. I have no experience with them but it’s staying now and I will be looking for attachments. Thanks for the knowledge, I’ll be back with questions I’m sure.

Nice video. I have the milling attachment, but my 10” Atlas lathe did not come with a milling tool holder. What do you recommend to hold the cutting tool?

I think it was pulling into the work piece because you were climb milling?

nice mill job. i tried when i had my atlas and it made me a little nervas so i said the hell with it and just wait till i got a mill. lol. and what do you know, i have one now lol now it as simple as the mill and i get to know eachother lol

Looks like a slot drill instead of end mill would help, can be bought dirt cheap on ebay from China (however that doesn't do indigenous industry any good)

That little Atlas is a very versatile tool, since you breed raise cattle, maybe expand your expertise and try mixing the Rockford and the Atlas to get the best of both worlds... lol

well done ..limited machining capability ...using 1940s kit ...i take my hat of to you bravo..and the jobs sound take a rest and have a glass of wine