Sheraton "9-Inch" lathe. The best Manual for the Sheraton is the one produced in England for the South Bend clone by Boxford. Unlike the South Bend book "How to Run a Lathe" this 137-page edition concentrates in detail on the 9-inch lathe, not the whole range, and thus contains much more information about how to operate it as well as many screwcutting charts, lists of changewheels set-ups as machines left the factory, metric conversions and other valuable data. A few mechanical details are different but the operating procedures are identical.
Sheraton
Manuals and Catalogues
Print code: MS527A
SHERATON Cub, Cadet, Diploma and Defiance lathes. These lathes were copies of the LeBlond and "LeBlond Makino" lathes as made from the 1950s to 1980s. Supplied for these Sheraton lathes is a copy of the detailed and well-illustrated Instruction, Maintenance & Illustrated Parts Manual as detailed Cross-Sectional Drawings as published by LeBlond, not Sheraton. Instead of the various models being accorded a Model Type by size, as per the LeBlond system. Sheraton gave them individual names: Cub, Cadet, Diploma and Defiance
Sheraton Parts
Changewheels to fit Boxford and other South Bend 9-inch Clones (e.g. Hercus, Purcell, Sheraton, Smart & Brown Sabel, Blomqvist, Storebro, etc) All are 18 D.P. with a 14.5-degree pressure...
