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Taig Mill Spindle Removal
I wanted to remove the spindle and bearings from the headstock on my
taig mill. I removed the pulley, top nut, and small allen head screw on back of headstock. But the spindle will not come out. Any tips or tricks to removing this? I wanted to convert to an ER-16 collet chuck. Just want to see exactly what bearings I'll need if any. The ER-16 has a 5/8" shank, which is the same size as the upper part of the taig shaft, but since I can't remove it, I'm not sure what the rest of the shaft is. I don't think the shaft can slide through the bearings since it has threads at the top. So I'm not quite sure what to do next. Thanks. |
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