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Fast Eddie, Please find a photo of the rear side of my carriage below. It would be difficult, but not impossible, to mount the DRO here. -- Regards, Charlie New Jersey, USA

Fast Eddie, I considered mounting it in the back, but I was concerned that there might be some interference with the ELS components.? At minimum, it would make the rear side of the carriage very

Charlie, did you see the pictures of the DRO install that OldToolmaker linked to in the 7x12 group ( https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/0B9NprzSjxijpbmNBU3lYX3ZVWDg )? Very clean install, out of

Well, it was #3 on my monitor just yesterday...oh wait, there's more! Doh!

Fast Eddie, I think it's photo 6, but it also shows the 8 M6 gib screws in two, staggered lines rather than 3 M4 in a row. -- Regards, Charlie New Jersey, USA

Ok, thanks for clearing that up! And the significance of photo #3...you are only illustrating the fishing line technique for screw retention and not otherwise calling any particular attention to the

I didn’t until I read me email later 8-0 -- Bruce Johnson The less a man knows about how sausages and laws are made, the easier it is to steal his vote and give him botulism.

Ha!? I literally laughed out loud at AVE's sign! -- Regards, Charlie New Jersey, USA

Hi, Fast Eddie, No, the unplugged M10 top holes (they are usually plugged with set/grub screws) are alternate mounting locations for the QCTP.? I added recently access holes to allow adjustment of

BEEEautiful job of silver soldering, Charlie! Son of a gun if I didn't have to look two or three times to see the bond line! I assume the (currently unplugged) tapped holes in the last photo are to

The punishment will continue until morale improves. ;) Bill in OKC <----- packrats even MORE information...

A "bearing" on things...oh, I get it now...<groan>

Something I ran across today that would have a bearing on this things: https://hackaday.com/2019/08/11/bearing-reinforced-stepper-tackles-hefty-axial-loads/

Lol, our machine shop teacher in HS had one of those posted in the school’s shop. I think that was the first time I”d seen it Me, I’m partial to AVE’s

I love that one... I had it in my ham shack when I was a teen! -- Regards, Charlie New Jersey, USA

Seen it, liked it, have used it on occasion. It was in the high school machine shop when I was a teen.

The guy on the second shift got to messing around with the parameters on a feeder one time trying to troubleshoot a problem. He changed one of them and then went home for the evening. I spent the

Guys,? This download is mostly promotion of their product line but seems to contain some interesting info on SLA 3D printer technology.

Hello, All, We seem to be talking a lot about ELS, so I thought I would mention something about rigidity.? John has found that the better the lathe rigidity, the better the ELS performance.? I

Thanks guys. What i will do is 3D print.a mounting bracket and a motor shoe. Real Bull only.check fit. Also clean up my MC 8 files Mastercam, then convert to DXF and see where we go form there. I have