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Actually I was thinking Magic as in you and Forrest are separated by an ocean and a continent and you got an answer within 45 minutes.
Software engineer for the last 16 years and technology still blows my mind at times!
-Lyndon
Originally Posted by John Stevenson
No magic as in Awesome, your the dude etc. brit speak for Jolly good show
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The "good" spindle was L-0. L-00 was the crappy one
On my Clausing 5914, I'm measuring 4.827" OD with .5" holes.
"The problem with the world is that the intelligent people are full of doubts, while the stupid ones are full of confidence."
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Toilet paper dispenser?
First glance at the title and I wondered why in the world one would want a spindle in the loo.
(Yes, as a matter of fact I am still ignorant on much of this stuff.)
Pops
Weston Bye - Practitioner of the Electromechanical Arts - Author of The Mechatronist Column, Digital Machinist magazine
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AH! Of course. Silly me, not to have thought of that.
Pops
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Can't spell!
On my Rockwell 11x24, the nut is about 4 1/2" dia. with slots about 1/2" wide and about 3/16" deep. The spanner is a hinged type, sort of like this from Enco: http://www.use-enco.com/CGI/INSRIT?P...PMAKA=307-3637
David
David Kaiser
Montezuma, IA
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