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Yota, you are finding a lot of the same things I found. I'm going to discuss them on my other post. The two bolts and washer are for the crank handles. The big wrench fits the nuts on the headstock tilt. You'll need it to tram the mill.
Congrats and getting it set up. I found a few other minor things, so check out my other post.
Congrats and getting it set up. I found a few other minor things, so check out my other post.
Also, the Z axis lead screw being off center should not be an issue. It is supported on the upper end by the motor. As you will see it moves quite easily when you install the motor and line up the bolts. At least mine did .
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Filler has always been used on castings. I decided to sand blast a hundred year old Dobbs dovetailer. Big areas had been filled in the castings.
what filler did they use a hundred years ago? on cars back then they used lead. this is 2021. well, maybe not in china.
I just went thru your post, did not see any new info on what was bothering you. is there another thread? didn't see one.
Hardware for the handles. The cap screws thread into the leadscrews
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Not a clue on this one. I tossed it back in the cheesy plastic box it came in. Let me know if you figure it out
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I'm so stupid. the handle on the rt end of the table also has a small allen screw. are you using that too?Hardware for the handles. The cap screws thread into the leadscrews
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