Set Screw For Flat Sanding Disc Arbor
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Set Screw For Flat Sanding Disc Arbor
1. I have 2 sanding discs (current steel versions with the long arbors that let you use them with the 510/520 lower saw guard. Once of these discs came from a source that makes me think it may have a non-original set screw. But unfortunately I can no longer tell which disc is which. I need to replace one of the set screws. Can anyone verify the size/length and point type of the set screw that it this arbor should come with from Shopsmith and a source (other than Shopsmith)?
2. Has anyone ever had the socket in the head of a set screw go bad? I thought it was the end of my Allen Wrench rounding over but when I pulled out a nice new 5/32 Allen Wrench, it spun in the set screw's socket. That's a new one for me.
Al
2. Has anyone ever had the socket in the head of a set screw go bad? I thought it was the end of my Allen Wrench rounding over but when I pulled out a nice new 5/32 Allen Wrench, it spun in the set screw's socket. That's a new one for me.
Al
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Here is my 'opinion' of what the set screw should be.
Thread 5/16"-18
Socket 5/32"
Length When tightened on arbor, flush +- 1/32" minus preferred
End oval
I would be real suspicious of the worn socket one!:eek:
Thread 5/16"-18
Socket 5/32"
Length When tightened on arbor, flush +- 1/32" minus preferred
End oval
I would be real suspicious of the worn socket one!:eek:
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1) It will not chew on the shaft.algale wrote:What's the reason for an oval end on an arbor set screw?
2) It is tolerant of de slope of de shaft flat.
Flat tis a second choice, but I think they tend to loosen easily again due to the slope.
However if the set screw hole is bored at an angle so as to be perpendicular to the flat, a flat screw end is more gooder!
All JMHO!;)
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Must be a MV thingey!:Ddusty wrote:The set screw on all of my sanding and saw arbors are flat.
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Mike907 wrote:I thought the phrasing was confusing, also. It's from the Shopsmith Parts list -
Part No. 222460 Flat Point Setscrew, 3/8" lg.
Mike
I just noticed that you are in Anchorage. My oldest grand daughter and her husband left there about six months ago when he separated from the Army.
May I offer the following chart of set screws. It is not all inclusive and is lacking some detail.
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Note that I have used the term "flat point" or "round point" just as you did.
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