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I’m a member and logged in but still can’t access this directory. Could be something to do with the “%29” substitution in the URL? Craig

I found to be very useful with lathes & mills is this list of charts & Tables It keeps from having to get Machinist Hand Book out. I first by going machinist Hand Book but found myself washing hands a

New group for mini lathe users Open for other topics on using your new tools around thf home and other hobbies /g/minilathe/messages Dave

I have a factory installed one on my mill, but not much more than the Harbor Freight version.? I did have to remove this and reinstall it as they hadn't gotten it quite lined up, must have been a

If look on front cover on this site you see how add a digital read out for quill. It was simple and it vernier cilper from Harbor Freight. I does eat batteries so only use when need and have draw full

I have set when I could move around the shop when work as a machinist.? Today it sits in drawer unused. I have 2" dial indicator with mag base I use my work on mill. Dave

? This link should have all you need. Mine based off this works great. <https://thecogwheel.net/2018/02/14/200-shenzhen-dro-jcs900-2ae/> [harddrilling_masonrybit.jpg] $200 Shenzhen DRO

I just found and joined this group a moment ago, because of having just purchased the Enco version of the same mill.

I just picked up the Taiwanese Enco version of this same mill. I have a Survo X feed power feed ready to go for it and am also interested in seeing what people have come up with for a solution.

?? any of you folks have one of these Mills , their sold buy all the usual suspects . ??? Mine was originally sold by KBC tools lin the 80's or 90's I was told by the original buyers family

Sold pending funds to Glen.

I have had both of these for about 20 years. Both have been rode hard but are working. The mill has the long table. Mill includes R8 spindle collets, hold down set and a bunch of mills. The lathe

FWIW, I put the Shars 4" 440V vise on my mill/drill and have been happy with it.? The jaws are removable and you can machine whatever you want to go in for a special job.? For example I made some

I use a 3 inch "screwless" vise on my mini-mill (see picture). It is always a struggle to get the nut at the bottom to catch so the jaws can be tightened. This is especially true when the vise is

Our club has aquired a Menards mill-drill, model KDS-25-4559. The Longitudinal nut for the table is stripped. The only replacement parts I have found are for a similar Grizzly G0760. However, Grizzly

They do for some reason, I use 8 mm to go through the unthreaded holes in the 123 blocks. I also had to run a 3/8 die over my bolts to make them fit. They are okay for the price and you cannot get

I've done that for two different mill tables (different T-slot sizes) and a rotary table (yet another size). I just checked the clamp kit I bought with our new mill, it's bigger than an M10.?

I have referred to bolts/studs that came with my kit. Those came in different lengths, with male threads on both ends. When I tried a few in the T-nuts, some went all the way through, although then

??? ??? I also saw somewhere that some import 1-2-3 blocks have different hole sizes , like their threaded for a 3/8 16 but you cant put a 3/8 bolt through the non threaded holes . DId your hold

Yes, I was referring to the T-nuts. Now it makes sense to prevent the bolts from going through all the way. In practice some of the bolts in the kit did go through anyway, which confused me. Anyway, I