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  1. #1
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    Being a mechanic

    The new parts arrived on schedule and the mustard monster is down for repair. The spindle threads were cracked and that allowed a thread to curl into the set screw hole. Lots of fun getting the face plate off the spindle so every thing could be taken apart. Now have the spindle out and waiting for some help in removing the bearings. Machine is quite well laid out and solid construction when you get into it. Much pleased. I should have some pictures of the parts later today after I find a machine shop to remove the bearings.

    Cheers
    Gordon

  2. Good luck, Gordon! Sounds like you've got it all under control.

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    Only you mustard colored guys would post a gloat about your
    lathe being broke... See what mustard does to you brain?...seek help now!!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mike Ramsey
    Only you mustard colored guys would post a gloat about your
    lathe being broke... See what mustard does to you brain?...seek help now!!!
    Seek White Iron, now!

    Mike - "Thank you for your support." --- Bartles and Jaymes -1981
    Only the Blue Roads

  5. I'd rather push a mustard than drive a mayonnaise...

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    As promised, a pic of the spindle disassembled.

    Cheers
    Gordon
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    Black is beautiful. My Robust was perfect. Just plug and play. GT

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mark Cothren
    I'd rather push a mustard than drive a mayonnaise...
    Well, that's good because it sounds like it just might give you the opportunity.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Gordon Achterhof
    As promised, a pic of the spindle disassembled.

    Cheers
    Gordon
    Those are some serious looking parts. I'll not be brought in to this "mustard/mayo" thing. Happy right now with my grey wire.
    Making new friends on SMC each and every day

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