Re: metal toggle switch--how old?
Posted: Fri May 10, 2019 5:04 pm
If properly cleaned and waxed, they all sink unless you hold pressure on them.
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An option is to use the micro adjustable stop collar.james1726 wrote:It sinks. I try to have just enough tension to keep it fairly in place while i'm trying to line up for horizontal bore but a smidge to loose and it's gona sink
That is absolutely the answer. They work perfectly and you will not regret spending the money.rpd wrote:An option is to use the micro adjustable stop collar.james1726 wrote:It sinks. I try to have just enough tension to keep it fairly in place while i'm trying to line up for horizontal bore but a smidge to loose and it's gona sink
https://www.shopsmith.com/ownersite/cat ... collar.htm
If you go to the Support page under Online Manuals you will find the instructions in the AdjustingCollar.PDF or use this link https://www.shopsmith.com/ownersite/pro ... Collar.pdfsfwood wrote:Actually got one of the micro-adjust gizmos in the box-o-parts with the used Shopsmith. Just need to figure out how to use it. :--)
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adamkearns wrote:As far as I know, they should be lowered slowly if there is no bracket. Also, if there are bolts inside, you can heat it up with the help of a Heat Gun (like this one https://protoolsadviser.com/best-heat-guns/), metal will expand and maybe it will fall into place.