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C J19/04/2020 19:01:41
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Having struggled to clean out he threaded hole on the leading edge of my S 7 saddle, the one that takes the bolt for the travelling steady, I found that the end cap from a Bic Biro seals this hole perfectly and stays in place during cleaning

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Steviegtr19/04/2020 19:06:29
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Ha ha. You need to get a patent on that quick.

Steve.

C J19/04/2020 19:11:31
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smileysmileysmiley

Peter Spink19/04/2020 19:38:34
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Cleaning? laughangel 2

Brian Oldford19/04/2020 20:07:48
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Starts scribbling with biro to use it up so the cap can be pinched.cheeky

Mike Poole19/04/2020 20:20:55
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I keep a grub screw in holes that collect crud, the screw still needs cleaning to remove but it’s not a problem.

Mike

ega20/04/2020 00:07:54
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I have seen various ways of protecting this area of the Myford. My own solution is a length of AA angle secured by a screw in the threaded hole mentioned. The upright leg of the angle sits snugly against the edge of the cross slide and is faced with Fablon velour to keep out the muck.p1030627.jpg

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