New member...with a mark v I guess
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New member...with a mark v I guess
Just thought I would take some time to introduce myself... before I start hitting you people up for advice.
I am recently retired operating engineer...mechanic...welder...and hobby machinist. In Canada enjoy adventure riding... hunting...fishing and generaling helping all my buddies keep there equipment running.
I currently have my mark v in pieces...looking for a bearing for my shave control (in Canada so not so easy).
I bought the machine mostly for the lathe in the start... But as I became a little more educated , I realized how much more this thing will do.
Anyways , looking forword to meeting some new people and exchanging ideas, eh!
I am recently retired operating engineer...mechanic...welder...and hobby machinist. In Canada enjoy adventure riding... hunting...fishing and generaling helping all my buddies keep there equipment running.
I currently have my mark v in pieces...looking for a bearing for my shave control (in Canada so not so easy).
I bought the machine mostly for the lathe in the start... But as I became a little more educated , I realized how much more this thing will do.
Anyways , looking forword to meeting some new people and exchanging ideas, eh!
Re: New member...with a mark v I guess
Welcome, there is plenty of knowledge in this group and they are all willing to help so ask away. You won't find a better group of people.
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Here is my current issue... thought it was going to be simple repair...my bearing supplier is ordering a replacement bearing... but really could not give me a time when it might arrive.
The bearing is a 5 x 19 x 6 .... which for some reason is hard to find.
I can get a 6 x 19 x 6... no problem while I am waiting for the proper bearing I may turn a new center button on lathe with a 6 mm shaft.
Any thoughts against doing this?
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Re: New member...with a mark v I guess
The parts tray was built on my mark v
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The entire button bearing assembly is available from Band Saw Tire Warehouse. Here is a link to their store on ebay.
https://www.ebay.com/str/bandsawtirewar ... 1763958015
Here are two threads full of ideas. My approach with JB Weld is still holding up, and I have been using the advice of keeping the bearing well lubed by oiling it in the drill press position. If I seen redleg's method before I repaired mine, I would have tried that first.
viewtopic.php?f=10&t=19133
viewtopic.php?f=10&t=19238
EDIT: Updated links to two other threads.
https://www.ebay.com/str/bandsawtirewar ... 1763958015
Here are two threads full of ideas. My approach with JB Weld is still holding up, and I have been using the advice of keeping the bearing well lubed by oiling it in the drill press position. If I seen redleg's method before I repaired mine, I would have tried that first.
viewtopic.php?f=10&t=19133
viewtopic.php?f=10&t=19238
EDIT: Updated links to two other threads.
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Re: New member...with a mark v I guess
Those links are not working for me.
Edit - modified so these do not show up as links.
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Thanks for the info...looks like supplier does ship to Canada... I will post outcome
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[/quote]Those links are not working for me.
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Thanks for pointing out the bad links. I have updated them above in my original post.
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Thanks for pointing out the bad links. I have updated them above in my original post.
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Re: New member...with a mark v I guess
Those links are not working for me.
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Thanks for pointing out the bad links. I have updated them above in my original post.
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Agreed. Don't work here either.
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