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Small roll pin

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There is a small roll pin in my parts box as I'm putting things back together. Its hard to see it on the diagram, I'm trying to remember where it goes. I remmeber there was some mistake on a thread a while back of someone thinking it was an allen head screw. I remember it just taps out...:confused:
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mrhart wrote:There is a small roll pin in my parts box as I'm putting things back together. Its hard to see it on the diagram, I'm trying to remember where it goes. I remmeber there was some mistake on a thread a while back of someone thinking it was an allen head screw. I remember it just taps out...:confused:
Some dimensions might help. OD, length.
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1 inch long, maybe 1/8 diameter.
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mrhart wrote:There is a small roll pin in my parts box as I'm putting things back together. Its hard to see it on the diagram, I'm trying to remember where it goes. I remmeber there was some mistake on a thread a while back of someone thinking it was an allen head screw. I remember it just taps out...:confused:
What have you taken apart?

Table Height Control Handle maybe? No. That one is not 1" long.
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How about the pin that goes in the shaft that holds the base arm in the base (right side of the frame)? If you had more than one, I would suggest looking at your casters.
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SDSSmith wrote:How about the pin that goes in the shaft that holds the base arm in the base (right side of the frame)? If you had more than one, I would suggest looking at your casters.
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I think its the pin that goes through the threaded rod and handle on the carrage lock.
There has been gremlins on my work bench.
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mrhart wrote:I think its the pin that goes through the threaded rod and handle on the carrage lock.
There has been gremlins on my work bench.
That one would be smaller (< 1").
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