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Nylon insert, to the quill (inside headstock)
Posted: Sun May 24, 2015 1:30 am
by ExtraMile
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!
Re: Nylon insert, to the quill (inside headstock)
Posted: Sun May 24, 2015 3:10 am
by JPG
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.

Re: Nylon insert, to the quill (inside headstock)
Posted: Sun May 24, 2015 10:53 am
by ExtraMile
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?
Re: Nylon insert, to the quill (inside headstock)
Posted: Sun May 24, 2015 11:08 am
by wa2crk
I assume that you are referring to part #514083, If so it is available for $7.64 ad should have no cracks or splits
Bill V
Re: Nylon insert, to the quill (inside headstock)
Posted: Sun May 24, 2015 11:23 am
by ExtraMile
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
Bill V
Fantastic!
Re: Nylon insert, to the quill (inside headstock)
Posted: Sun May 24, 2015 11:01 pm
by wa2crk
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
Re: Nylon insert, to the quill (inside headstock)
Posted: Sun May 24, 2015 11:25 pm
by ExtraMile
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!
Re: Nylon insert, to the quill (inside headstock)
Posted: Sun May 24, 2015 11:58 pm
by rcplaneguy
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.
Re: Nylon insert, to the quill (inside headstock)
Posted: Mon May 25, 2015 12:05 am
by ExtraMile
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.
Re: Nylon insert, to the quill (inside headstock)
Posted: Mon May 25, 2015 12:28 am
by JPG
ExtraMile wrote:
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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.