OUT of STOCK  Diameter: 160 mm 6.3" 1.75" x 6 tpi square thread

Sold by various importers including Axminster, Chester, Warco, etc. The "920", "CT-918" lathe and other Model Numbers - a Chinese-made lathe that was, in effect, a developed copy of the Emco Compact 8.. This is a narrow, 5 mm wide V-belt - and is normally tensioned by a lever on the headstock. This belt is a top-quality, USA-made product.

Boxford lathe Tumble Reverse Gears 14.5 pressure angle - Early Models
This gear is for all Models prior to Serial Serial No. 11-13513 - the introduction of the Mk.2 Models that have a single lever on top of the headstock to engage the backgears. 32 teeth and a 14.5-degree pressure angle. Made in the correct grade of cast iron - we have sold these gears for over 30 years.
For later models (the Mk. 2 AUD, BUD and CUD) with a 20-degree pressure angle see here.

Motor to countershaft and countershaft to headstock belts of the NuT-Link Type in a Z-Section.  Link belts help to reduce the vibration normally passed from a single-phase motor to the lathe - and was a fitting often used by Myford Service engineers to "quieten" a noisy machine. On the Super 7 and ML7R, the T-link belt is highly effective on the drive from motor to countershaft.

PLEASE READ ALL OF THE FOLLOWING CAREFULLY: The only PowerTwist belt needed on the Super 7 and ML7R is an "A" section from the countershaft to the headstock. The use of this belt guarantees that the lowest speed will be available as, when fitted with the metal-pin NuT-link there may not be enough room between the inner face of the headstock and the largest pulley on the main spindle.

Myford ML8 wood lathe chuck backplate. 4-inch diameter (100 mm) in cast iron. UK made and fully machined ready to fit the inward-facing end of the headstock spindle.

Hobbymat MD65, Prazimat MD300, Saupe & Sohn, Hobby 120 Sliven and Proxxon version of the lathe. Slow-speed attachment to give 78 and 156 rpm. Back in stock - but in limited quantity. Complete, ready to fit with instructions.

Special narrow (7mm across the top) drive belts for the Emco Compact 10 lathe. Sold as a pair (Code GtM7)

The wide, toothed belt for the Emco Compact 8 and the similar copies made in Taiwan.
The narrow V-belt can be found here: https://store.lathes.co.uk/parts/emco-compact-8-narrow-v-belt

The special high-quality, UK or EU-made belt for the headstock drive on the Tyme Avon Wood Lathe.

There is also a manual available for this lathe

A belt for the Tyme CUB lathe can also be provided

Tyme Cub wood-turning lathe A UK or EU-made high-quality headstock spindle drive belt.

A manual can also be provided for this lathe

A belt can also be provided for the Tyme AVON lathe

Rack-pinion gear for the Raglan "5-Inch" lathe - the gear that engages with the bed-mounted rack.

The usual problem with Hobbymat motors is a failure of the centrifugal switch or capacitor. We sell the correct capacitor and a set of detailed dismantling instructions for £21 + post (+ VAT in the UK and EU) that allows the motor to be converted to a much better "cap-start-cap-run" configuration - full instructions provided. The conversion allows the motor to start without the need for the troublesome centrifugal switch. 

38-tooth gear to fit on the headstock spindle and engage with the headstock pulley as part of the backgear system.
The gear was made with two pressure angles:
1) 14.5-degrees for older lathes with a swing-type quadrant lever on the front face of the headstock, like this http://www.lathes.co.uk/boxford/img10.jpg

Emcomat 7, 7L, 8.4, 8.6 and V8 lathes: drive belt, toothed type  1-inch (25mm) wide. Unfortunately, this belt is now out of production - but the 3/4" (20mm) belt for the earlier version of this lathe fits and works just as well - but clearly, if the lathe is hard used, will not last as long.

Hobbymat MD65 metal lathe, Hobbymat Variant wood lathe, Prazimat MD300, Saupe & Sohn, Hobby 120 Sliven and Proxxon version of the lathe. Tailstock Chuck (keyed type) zero to 13 mm capacity on the correct Morse fitting.

Thread Dial Indicators to fit Boxford, South Bend "9-inch" lathes and Smart & Brown Sabel, SAB and S lathes - with Imperial 8 t.p.i. pitch leadscrews and for other makes of lathes (such as the Harrison M300 and some Colchester Bantam lathes) with 6 mm pitch leadscrews. Use the 'down-arrow' box below to select the one you need.
 

Raglan "5-inch" Lathe - the upper top slide casting (a picture of this model here). It is not uncommon for this slide to snap in two across the front edge of the T-slot.

The upper top slide casting for the Raglan Little John lathe. It is not uncommon for this slide to snap in two across the front edge of the T-slot. Machined complete ready to fit - though you have to transfer the gib-strip adjustment screws and, once assembled, drill and tap the holes to secure the feed-screw end plate.

Raglan Little John Mk.1 and Mk.2 rack-pinion gear - the gear that engages with the bed-mounted rack. This gear has a single-diameter shaft with a Woodruff key slot and a machined flat.

RING GEAR to repair the main spindle Bull Wheel (the larger of the two gears on the main spindle). Machine off the damaged teeth and shrink or Loctite the new gear in place. Can be used on all belt-drive models the A, B, C, AUD, BUD, CUD, ME10, CSB and those T and TUD non-screwcutting lathes fitted with backgear - but not the VSL which had hardened backgears. PLEASE NOTE: this is a 14.5-degree gear, not the later 20-degree.

Drive belt for late-models Coronet Elf, Minor, Minorette wood lathes. High-quality UK or EU-manufactured

After some difficulty obtaining reliable and correctly-made supplies of Emco Unimat belts we have decided to offer instead the special Swiss-made drive belt we sell for light industrial applications. It's widely used on all sorts of drives and we now sell lots for watch and clockmaker's lathes - and of course various kinds of Unimat. It's long-lasting and very reliable.

Unfortunately, these belts are now very difficult to obtain with minimum orders and expensive with post from the EU.  As an alternative, I suggest using a 1.1 metre length of 7 mm Polycord round belting. It's a special Swiss-made machine-tool drive type and very effective and can be joined into the lengths needed for a Toyo ML360. It can be ordered here with full joining instructions provided..
http://store.lathes.co.uk/belts/solid-round-plastic-belting

The correct drive belt for the Hobbymat Wood lathe MD120 and MD150 - also branded as the Prazimat Al-Co Kober, HMD 8502 and Farmer.8/425

Myford ML7 and Super 7 five-inch diameter chuck backplate. New, in cast iron with a plain front. Chuck mounting instructions are included.

A high-quality, English-made casting to make a T-slotted cross slide for Boxford and South Bend "9-inch" lathes. It is also possible to make a T-slotted slide for other 4 to 5-inch centre height lathes - in the case of the Raglan "Little John" and "5-inch" it can only be used as a boring table as it is not possible to mount the top slide on it. Machined only on the top surface these castings are long-term stored and so very stable - but they do need cleaning before machining.

Boxford VSL Boxford Lathe Vari-speed belt. Unfortunately, the exact belt is no longer available but one close can be supplied. In order to obtain the whole speed range, this will need 1/4" (6mm) packing piece between cross-shaft and hangers to increase the distance to the motor. However, this is not essential as only a little of the slowest speed will be lost if the belt is fitted "as-is". Sent insured by Royal Mail Special Delivery.

The correct variable-speed drive belt for the Little John Mk.1 and Mk.2 Models. These belts are high-quality, industrial-grade belts made in Europe.   An installation tip: The manual suggests swivelling the layshaft housing about bolt 'D'. However, a better solution is to remove the grub screw (at the rear) securing the shaft to the housing; the housing can then be slid off the layshaft allowing it to move further, thus giving enough clearance to remove & refit the belt.

The correct variable-speed drive belt for the Raglan "5-inch Lathe" These belts are high-quality, industrial-grade belts made in Europe. installation tip: The manual suggests swivelling the layshaft housing about bolt 'D'. However, a better solution is to remove the grub screw (at the rear) securing the shaft to the housing; the housing can then be slid off the layshaft allowing it to move further, thus giving enough clearance to remove & refit the belt.

Raglan Milling Machine. The correct variable-speed drive belt
The belt for the Little John Lathe can be found here
The belt for the Raglan "5-inch" lathe can be found here

Boxford lathe Tumble Reverse Gears Late Models with a 20-degree pressure angle
This gear is for all Models after Serial Serial No. 11-13513 and the introduction of the Mk.2 Models that have a single lever on top of the headstock to engage the backgears. 32 teeth and a 20-degree pressure angle. Made in the correct grade of cast iron - we have sold these gears for over 30 years.