Nylon insert, to the quill (inside headstock)

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Nylon insert, to the quill (inside headstock)

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Does this same nylon insert have (what appears to be) a split, in its circumference. Is this built in, or is this nylon insert, damaged?

Please advise!
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Re: Nylon insert, to the quill (inside headstock)

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ExtraMile wrote:Does this same nylon insert have (what appears to be) a split, in its circumference. Is this built in, or is this nylon insert, damaged?

Please advise!
No split. :(
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Re: Nylon insert, to the quill (inside headstock)

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JPG wrote:
ExtraMile wrote:Does this same nylon insert have (what appears to be) a split, in its circumference. Is this built in, or is this nylon insert, damaged?

Please advise!
No split. :(
So can this be replaced? And if so, does SS sell replacement parts? Do they also include, instructions on removal and re-installation?
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I assume that you are referring to part #514083, If so it is available for $7.64 ad should have no cracks or splits
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wa2crk wrote:I assume that you are referring to part #514083, If so it is available for $7.64 ad should have no cracks or splits
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Just a quick addition. If that part is actually cracked please post a picture of it. I have never seen a broken one!!!
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wa2crk wrote:Just a quick addition. If that part is actually cracked please post a picture of it. I have never seen a broken one!!!
Bill V
Will do, once I get the new part.
For the time being, I just make darned sure that the top 5mm Allen set screw is tightened down. Further more, no drill press mode!

How did I discover this, you might ask!
The last time I had my Mark V in the drill press mode, my quill came flying out and luckily, it landed on a fresh pile of saw dust/shavings.

Yes, it went through my table, as I had the insert out. I was about to do, drum sanding!
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Re: Nylon insert, to the quill (inside headstock)

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ExtraMile wrote:
wa2crk wrote:Just a quick addition. If that part is actually cracked please post a picture of it. I have never seen a broken one!!!
Bill V
Will do, once I get the new part.
For the time being, I just make darned sure that the top 5mm Allen set screw is tightened down. Further more, no drill press mode!

How did I discover this, you might ask!
The last time I had my Mark V in the drill press mode, my quill came flying out and luckily, it landed on a fresh pile of saw dust/shavings.

Yes, it went through my table, as I had the insert out. I was about to do, drum sanding!
That part does not retain the quill (from "falling out"). More info needed, methinks.
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rcplaneguy wrote:
ExtraMile wrote:
wa2crk wrote:Just a quick addition. If that part is actually cracked please post a picture of it. I have never seen a broken one!!!
Bill V
Will do, once I get the new part.
For the time being, I just make darned sure that the top 5mm Allen set screw is tightened down. Further more, no drill press mode!

How did I discover this, you might ask!
The last time I had my Mark V in the drill press mode, my quill came flying out and luckily, it landed on a fresh pile of saw dust/shavings.

Yes, it went through my table, as I had the insert out. I was about to do, drum sanding!
That part does not retain the quill (from "falling out"). More info needed, methinks.
Hmm! Must investigate further.
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Re: Nylon insert, to the quill (inside headstock)

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ExtraMile wrote:
. . .

For the time being, I just make darned sure that the top 5mm Allen set screw is tightened down.

. . .
?????

The quill shaft is secured into the quill by a retaining ring.

The quill is prevented from coming out of the headstock by a half dog setscrew on the top of the headstock that rides in a blind keyway groove on the quill that also prevents the quill from rotating.
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