Setting Up My PM935 Mill
Got'r done. On to the next phase which will be the wiring.

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move the hole in the plate for the eye bolt towards the back of the lathe which will move the balance point so that you don't have to take the motor off again
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Taking the motor off didn't help much so I came up with a different solution that worked, and was a whole lot simpler.

You make a good point though. I'll have to remember that if I ever have to move the lathe again.

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Good job Ed,  Thumbsup  although it looks easy from here Big Grin 
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Bird's eye view.  Smile

I still have to figure out where the shop press is going to reside. Chin

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(11-01-2015, 05:35 PM)EdK Wrote: Bird's eye view.  Smile

I still have to figure out where the shop press is going to reside.  Chin

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Back end of the garage? It's not metal cutting (usually), won't make a mess (usually) and takes up little space for an infrequently used tool. The milling machine will get FAR more use.
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(11-02-2015, 02:40 PM)PixMan Wrote:
(11-01-2015, 05:35 PM)EdK Wrote: Bird's eye view.  Smile

I still have to figure out where the shop press is going to reside.  Chin

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Back end of the garage? It's not metal cutting (usually), won't make a mess (usually) and takes up little space for an infrequently used tool. The milling machine will get FAR more use.

I was thinking the same thing Ken. Thumbsup

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Got the lathe light and power wiring moved over so the lathe is now usable. That is after I give it a good cleaning before I reattach the back splash and motor.  Smile
Amazing how long it took to move the light and wiring. I guess I'm getting slower as I plunge deep into oldicis farticis.

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Correct me if I'm wrong......but..........isn't this a "Milling Machine" thread???

COME ON ED......LET'S SEE SOME CHIPS!!!
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(11-02-2015, 07:14 PM)wrustle Wrote: Correct me if I'm wrong......but..........isn't this a "Milling Machine" thread???

COME ON ED......LET'S SEE SOME CHIPS!!!

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