Drill press won't go high enough for lock to work
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Re: Drill press won't go high enough for lock to work
These are the pictures that OP has posted in the SSUsers2 Yahoo group.
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10ER #23430, 10ER #84609, 10ER #94987,two SS A-34 jigsaws for 10ER.
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10ER #23430, 10ER #84609, 10ER #94987,two SS A-34 jigsaws for 10ER.
1959 Mark 5 #356595 Greenie, SS Magna Jointer, SS planer, SS bandsaw, SS scroll saw (gray), DC3300,
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Re: Drill press won't go high enough for lock to work
I think we need to 'see' the hinge and pin location as well.
A lot just doesn't look normal in those pix.
A lot just doesn't look normal in those pix.
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Re: Drill press won't go high enough for lock to work
Loosen part #2 thumb screw.
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Re: Drill press won't go high enough for lock to work
Third post in this thread said that.beeg wrote:Loosen part #2 thumb screw.
What is unusual is the scarring by the screw on the casting. It appears the 'dimple' is mislocated????
I am still suspicious of the hinge pin and notch.
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Re: Drill press won't go high enough for lock to work
I have determined it's the casting, where the way tubes go into the hinge, it's hitting on the casting, no way to adjust it or make any changes short of grinding off some metal that I can see. It does it both ways with or without the lift. It looks like it's something I'll just have to live with.
Re: Drill press won't go high enough for lock to work
This is without a doubt a problem which a call to shopsmith can fix. Seeing as how it is defect they will replace it for free.sconi wrote:I have determined it's the casting, where the way tubes go into the hinge, it's hitting on the casting, no way to adjust it or make any changes short of grinding off some metal that I can see. It does it both ways with or without the lift. It looks like it's something I'll just have to live with.
I'd still like to see a picture of the area involved.
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Re: Drill press won't go high enough for lock to work
I agree with Ed. I would like to see pictures. You seem to have gotten two end castings, which are identical, and they are both defective. That is a bit unusual.sconi wrote:I have determined it's the casting, where the way tubes go into the hinge, it's hitting on the casting, no way to adjust it or make any changes short of grinding off some metal that I can see. It does it both ways with or without the lift. It looks like it's something I'll just have to live with.
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Re: Drill press won't go high enough for lock to work
Are the tubes seated all the way in on both ends?
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Re: Drill press won't go high enough for lock to work
Are they seated further into the castings than they should be.algale wrote:Are the tubes seated all the way in on both ends?
I'm curious. What is the length of the exposed Way Tubes. Mine are almost exactly 48" (casting to casting). This would tell you whether the tubes are properly inserted or not.
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Re: Drill press won't go high enough for lock to work
I would like to see a pix of that!!!sconi wrote:I have determined it's the casting, where the way tubes go into the hinge, it's hitting on the casting, no way to adjust it or make any changes short of grinding off some metal that I can see. It does it both ways with or without the lift. It looks like it's something I'll just have to live with.
I have to think this is an assembly problem.
Errors can be either the way tubes etc., or the bench tubes etc. or both.
Some pesky detail is creating this.
P.S. Both 'halves' of the dual tilt base were replaced? i.e. you do not have a mix of old / new parts?
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