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| Carriage pinion, eccentric, etc. |
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| The eccentric. |
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| Insert the eccentric bushing in the carriage. Make sure the thick side is against the locking screw. |
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| The pinion sticks out the bushing. |
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| For
some reason the groove that was used for the c-clip doesn't extend past
the bushing anymore. I think they have a ton of the pinions with this
old feature. |
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| The
c-clip slides on (it takes a while to line it up and get it on, be
patient...) but doesn't hit the groove. I usually leave the c-clip off
anyway as it makes cleaning easier. |
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| How everything should look. |
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| Adjust the eccentric so that the pinion grabs a piece of paper between it and the rack. |
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| I used pliers, gently(!) |
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| That's how the toolpost mounts... |
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| Depth stop in place on the headstock. |
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| One screw through the clamping shoe locks the headstock in place. |
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| You may need to debur the inside of the headstock pulley where the setscrew comes through. |
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| One way to immobilize the spindle. |
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| So I can file a flat on the headstock shaft. Not mandatory but it makes it easier to remove the pulley later. |
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| Flat. |
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| Tightening the pulley setscrew. That's it! |