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RE: Setting Up My PM935 Mill - EdK - 09-09-2016

(09-09-2016, 07:18 PM)f350ca Wrote: Is that saying the saddle is moving Ed?

Either that or my original setup was wimpy. I'll rerun it but using the Noga instead of the cheap one and see if the results are different. I found a video on YouTube that shows how to check to see if the gibs are too loose. I'll run that test also.





I trammed the mill this evening so I'm close to letting the chips fly.

Ed


RE: Setting Up My PM935 Mill - EdK - 09-10-2016

The best I could get it is about .00175 across the 22" of travel. I'm not sure if that's good or not but I'm done with fiddling with it and I'm going to go ahead and start using it.

Ed


RE: Setting Up My PM935 Mill - EdK - 09-10-2016

It's starting to look like a mill and the shop is finally coming back together. And yes, that's twine holding on that temporary control box on the mill.

Ed

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RE: Setting Up My PM935 Mill - DaveH - 09-10-2016

Looking good Ed Thumbsup  won't be long now Smiley-signs107
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DaveH


RE: Setting Up My PM935 Mill - Vinny - 09-10-2016

Why the twine?


RE: Setting Up My PM935 Mill - dallen - 09-10-2016

he was out of bailing wire


RE: Setting Up My PM935 Mill - EdK - 09-10-2016

(09-10-2016, 08:51 PM)Vinny Wrote: Why the twine?

I didn't have any zip ties big enough to do the job. Blush

Ed


RE: Setting Up My PM935 Mill - Highpower - 09-11-2016

String them together.


RE: Setting Up My PM935 Mill - the penguin - 09-11-2016

(09-10-2016, 04:25 PM)EdK Wrote: It's starting to look like a mill and the shop is finally coming back together. And yes, that's twine holding on that temporary control box on the mill.

Ed

 

So thats whats a milling machine's base looks like, I haven't seen mine in years. Mine is covered with adjustable angle tables, chunks of round and square stock and misc stuff. 


DAMN!! thet floor is SO clean, I would not be alb;e to sleep at night......................... Sweat


RE: Setting Up My PM935 Mill - EdK - 09-11-2016

(09-11-2016, 06:29 AM)Highpower Wrote: String them together.

I thought of that but the ones I have are too small and would probably break.

Ed