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Handle Shaft, Autofeed

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$4.82 $6.69 In stock

This Handle Shaft, Autofeed is a replacement component for Sieg Industrial Group machines, identified as part # 292 on the SC4 parts diagram (SC4-292). It is designed to support the autofeed mechanism on compatible bench top lathes.

  • Replacement handle shaft for autofeed operation
  • Reference part number SC4-292 for identification
  • Compatible with Sieg Industrial Group equipment
  • Suitable for bench top machinist applications
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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Nicholas K. ★★★★★

Installed this on my SC4 lathe to replace a worn shaft, and the autofeed works smoothly again—the exact fit saved me from having to modify anything. The machining looks clean, and it threaded right into place with no wobble.

Eva ★★★★★

Fits the SC4 parts diagram perfectly, so no guesswork swapping out the old one. The autofeed mechanism engages smoothly once it's seated—feels just as solid as the factory original.

Nicholas ★★★★★

The part number matched the SC4 diagram exactly, so there was zero guesswork swapping out my old one. It bolted in cleanly and the autofeed mechanism runs noticeably smoother now.