Adjustable stop collar

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Re: Adjustable stop collar

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OK! The brass threads are on the table height clamping knobs. :o

Same situation though. Clamps to table support tubes/rods which one does not want to mar.
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Re: Adjustable stop collar

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moiramph wrote:The Adjustable Stop Collar (555937) has a 5/16-18x3/8 Brass Tipped Set Screw in them. It is available for service also.

Thank you! Always nice to get the scoop from someone in the know.

I checked my vintage unit and it is not brass. So since I just put in an order I have the first part number for my next order.

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JPG wrote:OK! The brass threads are on the table height clamping knobs. :o

Same situation though. Clamps to table support tubes/rods which one does not want to mar.
Well, you correct me so I thought I would return the favor. :D :) :) :)
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jsburger wrote:
JPG wrote:OK! The brass threads are on the table height clamping knobs. :o

Same situation though. Clamps to table support tubes/rods which one does not want to mar.
Well, you correct me so I thought I would return the favor. :D :) :) :)

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Re: Adjustable stop collar

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Sorry I forgot to list the number, the set screw is 516240.
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Re: Adjustable stop collar

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moiramph wrote:Sorry I forgot to list the number, the set screw is 516240.
Is it reasonable for me to assume that this information comes from some documentation that you received from Shopsmith?

Does that documentation specifically state "brass tipped set screw"?

???????? http://www.shopsmith.com/ownersite/item ... tem=516240 ????????
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Re: Adjustable stop collar

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Admin is going to update the description online, the information comes from our Bill of material on the system. Initially I do not believe it was a brass tip, it was changed over the years.
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moiramph wrote:Admin is going to update the description online, the information comes from our Bill of material on the system. Initially I do not believe it was a brass tip, it was changed over the years.
I understand the rationale for a description change but I am not going to rush to buy brass tipped set screws for my three stop collars. The set screws that I have work properly and do not mar the tubes.

I certainly won't be buying set screws at the price shown here.

http://www.shopsmith.com/ownersite/item ... tem=516240

I believe this too is an error. Is 516240 the correct part number? Is it a screw or is it a set screw? No matter which, is the price correct?
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Re: Adjustable stop collar

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dusty wrote:
moiramph wrote:Admin is going to update the description online, the information comes from our Bill of material on the system. Initially I do not believe it was a brass tip, it was changed over the years.
I understand the rationale for a description change but I am not going to rush to buy brass tipped set screws for my three stop collars. The set screws that I have work properly and do not mar the tubes.

I certainly won't be buying set screws at the price shown here.

http://www.shopsmith.com/ownersite/item ... tem=516240

I believe this too is an error. Is 516240 the correct part number? Is it a screw or is it a set screw? No matter which, is the price correct?
For that price I hope it includes the price of the stamp to mail it. ;)
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