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I did think of the rubber strip from the mini-mill a year or so and gave up on trying to to get hold of one as a spare. I have a laminator and your suggestion looks well worth a try. thanks Gerry

Hi Mike, Yes, I was thinking of it on a rubbing block or whatever you might fabricate. This tape has pretty good abrasion and cut resistance and is very slippery. I used it years ago as glides on some

Hi Druid, I guess that means you have the same calipers as I got. Have you used them with the LMS cable? Vikki pointed out that cable to me but I wasn't really sure about it from the LMS pic so I was

Crikey Miss Vikki, That just might be it. Can't quite tell from the pic but LMS are pretty helpful so I'll ask them. Thanks a heap, John the nice. ProductID=1990&category= it is :-).

John PS Also try http://www.benchtest.com Andy andrew franks <andyf1108@...> wrote: John, you may find Scott Shumate's website useful on the "pin-outs" and other details. See particularly

John, you may find Scott Shumate's website useful on the "pin-outs" and other details. See particularly http://www.shumatech.com/support/chinese_scales.htm (for clarity, that's "chinese_scales") Hope

<aarons_groups@...> wrote: Hi Aaron, Don't worry. I've yet to be defeated by a mere connector. I was just hoping to flush out a more kosher solution! John

wrote: Touchier than what I am doing now ?!? Seems it would have to be an improvement for the front to back adjustment whatever it was. No way that I can see to do that with the stock arrangement

G'day John, Vikki. I think I may have raised the issue of the coarseness of the LMS mod.. If you do the mod using a 6mm screw then the thread pitch is 1.0mm. One turn of the nut/screw moves the TS 1mm

Thanks for the advice, I called homier today and their tech support is supposed to contact me within 48 hours ... I'll keep you posted. Ricky up, it ran noticably and they said true, they ask for the

Hi John, Just out of curiosity, how would you use tape in this application? Is it just to put over the steady rest fingers to prevent marking, or am I missing something? An d where can you find it? I

Hi John, I also bought the calipers from 8oowatt but the cheapskate didn't give me all the extra batteries <smile>. In truth, I haven't had a problem with 800watt. The installed batteries routinely

http://littlemachineshop.com/products/product_view.php?ProductID=1990&category= Not positive this is what you are looking for, but it looked like it might be?!? Not connected in any way to LMS, just

The adjuster could be modified to use a differential screw adjustment External thread the adjuster nut to a 24 pitch and get an ~96 pitch movement (or 40 pitch for a 160 pitch movement) Aaron

Hi Rance, Just an FYI..in case you didn't pick up on it earlier... The manual is not 100% accurate <smile>. The drawings and sizes of the gear hardware, (axels, clip rings, etc...) might not match.

Hi Vikki Oops, sorry about misspelling your name. I should have paid closer attention. (I do suffer from ADD and dain bramage.) 6-32 is a good "starter size" because if this size proves to be too

Solder + 5-minute epoxy = instant connector

Hi Roy, I was wondering about utilising the locknut on the end of the spindle. This would have the advantage of keeping the spindle free for long jobs. Anyone else looked at this? John

<http://littlemachineshop.com/Projects/TailstockAdjuster.php> Hi Vikki, Just a word of caution. I thought this was a brilliant idea too and was going to make one. Then someone posted a negative

Or tape. Have you come across 3M's Scotch brand 5423 UHMW tape? It's a polyethylene film with rubber adhesive. Pretty handy stuff. Not cheap as tapes go but it may be cost effective if the alternative