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I need to move my Enco mill/drill from one location to another. I was thinking of drilling a half inch hole in the column just below the top cap and inserting a hardened bolt through the hole with a lifting shackle in the middle. Has anyone tried to lift a mill like this? I would have to determine how well the column is attached to the mounting pedestal to make sure it can support the weight of the table and base. Thanks in advance for any help. Rick Redfield

I want to add the manual for my Long Chang LC-30 but it doesn't look like I have the right permissions. Attaching here instead

My Tru Mill (Drill Mill 1984 Taiwan) has vibration problems cutting a 1/2" slot in steel ... even with only a few thousands depth. So ,,, I am considering a Grizzly G0759. Can anyone tell me if this can cut say .040" deep cut say 1/2" wide with no problems. ?? Is this a good one to consider ? Thanks

Hi, Thanks for accepting me to this group. I have owned a RF30 Metric R8 for nearly 20 years. Recently been try to improve the machine, add power feed and resolve issues with the backlash in the z feed. I was looking for history of previously mods to learn from? I have enlarged the slot that holds the down feed worm to the main housing so that the gears are better engaged, but realised that there is no preload on the fine feed spindle bearings. Has anyone come up with a clever solution to this issue? Peter

I'm lookin for a 4 step pulley for a mill drill that takes the large V-belt tks animal

A while back I mentioned selling my big mill in preparation for moving from 120V land to 220V land. Well, that's sold and assuming the stay at home stuff gets lifted, we're still planning the move for July. Our builder got official permission to restart work on our house + business building and the electrician is now starting to run wires. He said I can have 380V power for the shop (and our sauna heater) so that's going in. I found the 380V version of the ZX-50 milling machine is even quite a bit cheaper than the 220V version AND higher HP. Up to this point I didn't even know there WAS 380V power available. Hey, I'm an American, you can't expect me to know things about other countries! :) Anyway, is there anything I should know about running stuff on 380V besides "don't grab the bare wires"? Such as, will switching loads on/off have a different effect on making the 220V lights flicker? I'm going to try having regulated supplies for all the LED lights if I can, I notice since installing some LEDs here in 120V land they're a LOT more sensitive to flicker than the fluorescent or incandescent ones. For anyone wondering how you get 380V from 220V, the power at the poles there is 3 phase WYE. Any one phase to ground is 220V, any phase to any other phase is 220V times the square root of 3 = 381. In the USA we have center tapped power from a 240V single phase transformer that's across two legs of 3 phase DELTA. That's why either "hot" wire to ground is 120V (240 / 2). New house (it will look better when the salts are cleaned off, the lower walls were laid between rain storms. https://durandinterstellar.com/photos/Our_New_Home/2020-04-17_Front-1.jpeg -- Jerry Durand, Durand Interstellar, Inc. +1 408-356-3886 www.DurandInterstellar.com & www.Durandinterstellar.ru

Has anyone fitted one of the Align type power feeds to the Y axis of a 40 gear head mill drill?

I have a Tru Mill made in Taiwan in 1984 with R8 spindle. Have looked for years for other owners without success. Anyone ?? Added restraint to round column and DRO. 3/4 hp.

Not super important and I'll eventually find out, but the ZX50C machine I'm looking to get to replace my old RF is listed as "5 speed" but when I look at it the gearbox had a high/low lever and a 1-2-3 lever. What happened to speed 6? Maybe it's a secret Ludicrous Speed where it turns so fast time flips inside out? Maybe on speed 6 the cutter doesn't turn but the entire mill does? Maybe I've been in the shop milling this box full of brackets for a client a bit too long?

We need Moderators for this group does any want help Dave

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Hi All, Will old links/photos etc from the old yahoo group migrate here? The group was useful to me when I rebuilt my RF-25! N

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