Former Member | 10/08/2019 17:46:14 |
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Kiwi Bloke | 11/08/2019 03:01:31 |
912 forum posts 3 photos | Well, I'm full of admiration for someone who fixes a problem so swiftly! In disgust at their bearing slackness, I packed away my Unimat milling heads and tried to forget about them. Perhaps motivation will now return... When you had the quill apart, did you investigate whether a standard-sized ball bearing could be fitted into the nose end of the quill as well? Presumably, it would need to be bored out, as at t'other end. |
Former Member | 11/08/2019 08:54:55 |
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Kiwi Bloke | 11/08/2019 11:05:59 |
912 forum posts 3 photos | Barrie: thanks for your encouragement and offer. I've no idea when I'll get one of those round tuit things... Where did you go for Bellville washers? I see that Simply Bearings (from whom I've had excellent service) have 15mm ID bearings in 20, 21, 24, 26 and 28mm OD. Perhaps this makes a nose-end bearing swap practicable. What do you think? My spindles have a lot of radial play at the nose end, so I'd want to attack that end as well. |
Former Member | 11/08/2019 12:46:02 |
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