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Contact me when you get back . I have a collection of morse taper drills in the 1 to 1.75 size. 73, Jim Wa5jat

I can't help you with the drills. I have a decent amount of carbide inserts that I cannot use along with tool holders that may or may not fit the inserts. The tool holders would need a BXA minimum

Cutters, tool holders, etc. Right now I'd like to find some large diameter (1~3") drills, preferably morse taper. -- Oz (in DFW) N1OZ

What are you trying to find? Anything specific?

HGR Surplus has a huge site in Cleveland, and sites in Fort Worth and Detroit. https://hgrinc.com They are selling machinery, but there is always lots of smaller odds and ends, if you search, in the

I'm going to be on the road from Fort Worth to Dayton via Memphis and Nashville, though I could go through Indiana.??? Any good places to buy surplus tooling along either of those routes? -- Oz (in

Check McMaster Carr for OILITE bushings. They have them in different ID/OD combinations.

The pulley came in today and is now mounted and I was pleasantly surprised the pulley and gear are now two separate pieces staked together with two locking screws and both parts are machined instead

Gret news! got an email from Clausing this morning and the part is still available, they? actually have 7 in stock if anyone comes across this with a similar need. They are pretty dang proud of that

When you press the replacement gear onto the bushing use a shaft locking compound and it will be a permanent joint. I used a similar method when rebuilding a lathe and it worked well.

If you can find the spec for the gear (and/or gears) but not find anything stock available or affordable, you may be able to create your own 3D model(s) using a gear generator app.? I did this a few

Someone had reached out to me and made me aware that I have committed a rookie message boards mistake by not mentioning that I had posted the same question to another group. Thinking about it if

deleted the previous post accidentally so posted it below for cotext but yes the CF is carbon fiber as long as you have a enclosure it prints fairly easy but it does wear out the nozzles fairly

Does the CF part mean carbon fiber? Get Outlook for Android<https://aka.ms/AAb9ysg> ________________________________ Sent: Sunday, May 5, 2024 10:25:14 PM To: [email protected]

That is fantastic. Did not know they make nozzles in that size. Get Outlook for Android<https://aka.ms/AAb9ysg> ________________________________ Sent: Sunday, May 5, 2024 9:41:37 PM To:

And 0.2mm nozzles if dialed in makes parts that look like they were injection molded...? :-)Sent from my T-Mobile 5G Device

Nylon is also available as glass reinforced.I've done a little on an ender 3 s2 pro but don't have dialed int to my liking.? It also need a post printing heat cycle.GregSent from my T-Mobile 5G

I would have to cut a new bearing as there are 2 in it currently one on the front half and one on the back. It has an oiler in there so the space inbetween the bearings gives the oil a resivoir to

? ? How about cutting the old gear off the bearing and pressing a new one on in its place? Maybe a piece of AL you could cut teeth in? ? What shape is its mating gear in? On Sunday, May 5,