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Aargh!??I meant Z axis, parallel to the bed.??That's what I get for getting involved in a project too late at night, LOL. Chris, that's a nice setup you've got there. That looks great for doing

The fignoggle split delrin nuts do take out most of the backlash. What is left is the play in the x axis bearings, and the y steel on steel. Some of that can be taken out with the handwheel nut

The /g/Mini-Mills/topics doesn't show any activity since September of 2021.

There has to be some way to get rid of most of the back lash , unfortunately I don't have one of these machines? so I can't say what I think can be done . ??? ??? animal

Unfortunately I think alot of folks have gone over to FB groups . Good to see that I'm not the only one holding out? ! ??? ??? animal

If you want "simple". You can attach an iGauging" type DRO with magnets. Glue the magnets to the DRO scale. This is not a lot different from placing a magnetic base on a dial indicator.

Your probably right. I don't use the dial gauge much anymore anyway, and the change might make the backlash worse. Onward to the next project. Thanks for the replies everyone, I think I'll do some

I finally found that one you mentioned and it is named “Mini-Mills” ag Groups.io. If you search groups.io for “mini-mill” it shows nothing. If you search for “mini-mills” (with an “S”)

I did smoothing similar years ago, but I only had a 1-inch travel dial indicator.. What I have found to be really useful in conjunction with the dial indicator is an adjustable stop between the

Loads fine here too. It's a shame that if you wanted yet another O-scope you'd have to move into a larger shop space. ? Michael - California, USA Micro-Mark MicroLux 7x16 LMS 3990 Hi-Torque Mill

There is a mini mill group right here in groups.io but the last message I see in it is from 8/19/2021. Most just post here for mini mill questions. It’s up to the moderators to control it. I like

Hi Ryan, I opted for the "poor mans DRO"on the X axis of my lathe. I made up a simple clamp that allow me to use a 2" dial indicator against the carriage to measure travel. Cheap and easy to

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Hi Floyd, Not having installed that exact kit, I can't say for sure, but I did install the metric lead screw conversion kit and there was little to no discernible difference in backlash between the

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Not quite 3 phase as you know it. It's a BLDC drive based on the Microchip/Atmel BLDC Sensor-based reference design:

Went to that mini-mill forum and I'm a member. So I sent a test notification to my browser and didn't get it. I guess I need to play with it a bit until I get the notifications. My mill has the

The control board not only changes 120V to 230V, but it makes it 3-phase too. The marvel of electronics, which I do not understand. The Fault light indicates an error condition. In your case it may be

I? own a Micro-Mark benchtop mill and it came with Imperial lead screws and nuts.? Of course it had backlash -- all feed screws of this type do -- but it's been very usable.? The X axis is better