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Good deal. John

That's why I like those people! Good deal! Bill in OKC William R. Meyers, MSgt, USAF(Ret.) A human being should be able to change a diaper, plan an invasion, butcher a hog, conn a ship, design a

LMS has already ordered spare collet nuts and has agreed to carry them as spare parts in the future, so problem solved! -- Regards, Charlie New Jersey, USA *SATTINGER’S LAW: It works better if you

John, Great minds think alike! See photos. To make matters more interesting, this appears to actually be M44-1.0, not M40-1.0. Waiting to hear from LMS. -- Regards, Charlie New Jersey, USA

Have you checked the pitch with a thread gauge ? Have you swapped out and checked fitted against your other ER 32 nuts. I think a typo error, or most strange. If it is 1.0 mm pitch, then IMHO I see no

Bill, I am quite familiar with your situation, as I have a similar one for a different reason. There are some situations where spending any amount of money to resolve such issues is worth the

Agreed... we'll see what they propose. -- Regards, Charlie New Jersey, USA *SATTINGER’S LAW: It works better if you plug it in.*

I figured you had checked it, but I've got the aging eyes problem, myself. About 5 years ago my eye doc said I'm developing cataracts, and I've noticed that I need more and brighter light, and often

At least LMS are usually really good and helpful to talk to. Ralph

Hi, Bill, Thanks for the documentation, Bill. I have saved it for future use. The thread spec is clearly shown on page 13-1. Rego-Fix are, as I understand it, the original developers of the ER collet

Ralph, Yeessss... but it would be tricky. The most difficult thing is the eccentric undercut that frees the collet from the chuck proper. As I see it, it would need one or more special cutting tools.

I'd talk check it again, and either talk to them about it, or return it. M40-1.5 is the standard for ER32 chucks. At least according to the Rego-fix documentation I have. See attached.? It's also

It might be a challenge but couldn't you just turn the nut? Ralph

Hello, All, I have several ER-32 collet chucks of different types; one for my mini-lathe, one for an R8 spindle to match my mini-mill, and a 2MT for my rotary table. These all use the same M40-1.5

Planet CNC has a pendant controller, so that particular issue might be able to be fixed soon.? I really wanted an imach controller from VistaCNC but he indicates AND, I finally got my CNC Zone

"Do not blame Covid, what better opoutunity to get jobs done, unless I am missing somthing." Well, yes you are, "missing something". Not everyone's "covid" experience is the same. Just because you

Hi John, great to hear from you! I actually, almost have my Z motor mounted. I have tried a couple of methods of mounting the X motor. I have been active on the /g/AtomicELS

Richard I agree, If you turh a "rail" into the rough bar stock to fit the width of the rollers, then I never had an issue over the past 53 years of making chips and they are intruding into the running

Surely a sensible way to use a 3 point steady is to cut a hole in a piece of card or plastic and slide it over the work to stop the chips getting to the bearing areas. Hold to steady with tape or

One of the more logical objections to using roller bearings on a steady rest was that they tend to drive swaf into the workpiece. I want to make up some bearing fingers for mine also. Ralph