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RE: Lathe Cross Slide Problem - EdK - 06-24-2014 (06-24-2014, 08:27 AM)DaveH Wrote: Clumsy ................... Yes. Quote:Looking for sympathy No. Ed RE: Lathe Cross Slide Problem - Highpower - 06-24-2014 What is with all this pre-planning and making perfect parts the first time Ed? You are making us hacks that just "wing it" look bad. RE: Lathe Cross Slide Problem - EdK - 06-24-2014 (06-24-2014, 12:01 PM)Highpower Wrote: What is with all this pre-planning and making perfect parts the first time Ed? Willie, Ken made one lead screw and one nut for my lathe so I have one chance to get it right. Ed RE: Lathe Cross Slide Problem - EdK - 06-24-2014 Drew a little more blood this evening but not much. I managed to get the nut milled, with no blood stains. Tomorrow evening I'll work on attaching the gear to the lead screw. I almost forgot about that. Ed RE: Lathe Cross Slide Problem - DaveH - 06-24-2014 More blood carry on like this Ed, you'll have none left DaveH RE: Lathe Cross Slide Problem - PixMan - 06-24-2014 (06-24-2014, 04:47 PM)EdK Wrote: Willie, No worries though, Ed. If the worst happens I could make a second set in half the time, blindfolded. RE: Lathe Cross Slide Problem - EdK - 06-25-2014 Thanks Ken. I'll try my damnedest not to screw this up. I don't want to disrupt your summer riding experiences. Summers are too short as it is. Ed RE: Lathe Cross Slide Problem - Mayhem - 06-25-2014 Don't screw this up Ed - I have a half finished mill here... RE: Lathe Cross Slide Problem - EdK - 06-25-2014 The only part I'm concerned about at this point is mounting the nut accurately in line with the the lead screw path. Ed RE: Lathe Cross Slide Problem - stevec - 06-25-2014 Ed, I dunno if I'm on track here or not but the following thought comes to mind. With every thing assembled, the cross slide close to the operator (you) and the nut under the hole in the cross slide make a mark on the nut then slide the cross slide as far away from you and wind the nut under it and see if your reference mark lines up. |