the longer handle is supposed to go on the Y axis so the table can come fully outboard.Hardware for the handles. The cap screws thread into the leadscrews
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I’ll check mine when I get home tomorrow. I thought I matched the left and right handles, but maybe I didn’t
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Excellent conversation about the 932m setup
I’ve had mine about a year and a half and experienced many of the same issues.
Mine also came with a grinding noise in the two lowest gear settings (at no extra charge)
PM told me I should live with it and it would probably go away. Unfortunately it hasn’t
I do think I’m going to change the xy cranks for hand wheels because of clearance issues .
I’ve had mine about a year and a half and experienced many of the same issues.
Mine also came with a grinding noise in the two lowest gear settings (at no extra charge)
PM told me I should live with it and it would probably go away. Unfortunately it hasn’t
I do think I’m going to change the xy cranks for hand wheels because of clearance issues .
I don't know what it was. I suspect it was something like plaster of Paris from the way it powdered. Had a slightly yellowish tint.
the stuff they used on my mill has about the strength of drywall mud (maybe slightly stronger). when I took the top plate off the column to do the clean up per the manual, it was stuck on. I tapped it very lightly with a plastic dead blow hammer and got yet another chip as the edge of the thick plate is built out of filler.