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(03-16-2015, 10:35 PM)Dr Stan Wrote: [ -> ]Try these folks: http://www.shapirosupply.com/ BTW vets get a discount.

That place doesn't seem to carry bronze.

Ed

Here you go Greg. 25% off at Enco. That should make the cost of the bronze you need more palatable. I wish that code was available when I bought my bronze.

http://www.metalworkingfun.com/showthrea...7#pid42517

Ed

(03-17-2015, 11:46 AM)EdK Wrote: [ -> ]Here you go Greg. 25% off at Enco. That should make the cost of the bronze you need more palatable. I wish that code was available when I bought my bronze.

http://www.metalworkingfun.com/showthrea...7#pid42517

Ed

Greg,

I'm going to be ordering some things later today. If you see something you want and would like me to order it and then repackage it when it gets to Minnesota and send it to you just let me know. I'll be submitting my order around 6pm central.

Arvid

Ed and Arvid, THANKS for the generous offers. The discount would cover the current exchange, but I can get it in Ottawa for $73, only $23 more, not worth putting either of you through the hassle, and I can have it as soon as I drive down there. Maybe I can hold you to your offers on a harder to source item.
Thanks again

Once again thanks guys.
Tired a couple of more places in the city and found it for $47 cdn a foot, WOW. So in my infinite wisdom I ordered two feet, really can't turn down a sale like that, now where did I put my purse.

OK, time to get back to this project. I cut my nut in half this evening. Yikes

I wanted to see how it fit the threads on the lead screw. It's not perfect and could use a little tweaking but I'm guessing it's probably better than the factory supplied nut. I'll tweak the tool bit to get better thread engagement. The angle on one side is just a hair off.

Ed

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Looks great to me! Get the bronze in the machine and get it done.