heres a design idea for a cam lock tail stock

Blame,

Nice design and great sketch.

I'm with Gareth on this one though.  I'm used to having the camlock at the back of the tailstock.  This is a completely different setup, but this is what Steve Bedair did on his 9x20 tailstock camlock.

errr it didnt post my last post

anyway i dont really like steves design its doesnt support the cam action. i dont have a preference where the handle is  located but rather the ability to apply force on the locking plate. i own 3 PSI 10 x 14 wood lathes that use that syle of cam action and dont care for them. using the webs from the casting to support the cam shaft gives you better ability to apply pressure on the bottom plate

problem i have is machining the tail stock i don't have a mill but i do have a buddy in town that does. 

the steel master SM-1022A lathes come factory with that style of cam lock  there sold in Australia they also have the reverse gears and power cross feed from the factory its basically the G0602 lathe but at 1800 US

Blame

radial type cam action

I was just thinking of radial cam as an alliterative, there is also a kit for the c6 from LMS. It's not designed for the G0606 but the c6 is vary similar in size, so I see little difficulty modifying it. 

Titaniumboy,

I don't know of any power feed kits for the G0606, but believe that it is much more complicated then you think. There is seven additional spur gears pulse one on the cross slide, and a worm screw and gear, not to mention the clutch teeth. even if you buy or make these gears, installing these to a 10'' lathe would be a challenge considering the apron way not have a big enough void to accommodate it, also you will need to have a key way on the lead screw which would compromise the half nut function or add another beam. So my suggestion is to work with your lathe for a little wile longer then buy a 12'',13-1/2" or 14''  lathe.