I had about a month of anxiety waiting for that moment. It went mostly smooth. What I didnt think of ahead of time is that with the knee all the way down the screw goes down slightly below the lip of the casting but not far enough that it goes past the mounting pads. that created an oh **** moment when I had it in the air and couldnt get it to lie down flat on the cribbing. fortunately a slight adjustment of the cribbing fixed that.The pics of you getting that thing off the pallet brought back some memories of my experience with my 935TS. Thanks.
-
Welcome back Guest! Did you know you can mentor other members here at H-M? If not, please check out our Relaunch of Hobby Machinist Mentoring Program!
Soon to be PM 935 TS owner--Looking for advice
- Thread starter weejax
- Start date