Size of set screw?

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Size of set screw?

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Anybody know what the size is of the set screw holding saw arbors on to the headstock.

The one on my sanding disk has worn and become hard to tighten. I looked in the manual but couldn't seem to locate the item size. If possible I would like to buy one locally rather than wait for a mail order delivery.

Thanks for any feedback.

John
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john wrote:Anybody know what the size is of the set screw holding saw arbors on to the headstock.

The one on my sanding disk has worn and become hard to tighten. I looked in the manual but couldn't seem to locate the item size. If possible I would like to buy one locally rather than wait for a mail order delivery.

Thanks for any feedback.

John
Check this:

http://www.shopsmith.net/forums/showthr ... post111822
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john wrote:Anybody know what the size is of the set screw holding saw arbors on to the headstock.

The one on my sanding disk has worn and become hard to tighten. I looked in the manual but couldn't seem to locate the item size. If possible I would like to buy one locally rather than wait for a mail order delivery.

Thanks for any feedback.

John
5/16" x 18 - (length varies depending upon arbor. - Should be near flush when tightened down on the quill shaft.)

Needs to be a FLAT point.
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Thanks

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Thanks to both of you.

Dusty:

The file is great! I saved it for future reference.

John
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