I purchased an 8" Palmgren rotary table at Cabin Fever. The bearing for
the end of the wormscrew is loose and must be made fast. Is there a
recommended procedure to getting the table apart?

Kevin Gallimore

axolotl wrote:


I purchased an 8" Palmgren rotary table at Cabin Fever. The bearing for
the end of the wormscrew is loose and must be made fast. Is there a
recommended procedure to getting the table apart?

Kevin Gallimore

Don't those tables have a way to disengage the worm so you can
orient the table quickly? I dunno.

You could ask Palmgren. What's the worst thing they could say?

Palmgren Steel Products, Inc.
914 North Kilbourn Avenue
Chicago, IL 60651

773-265-5700
800-621-6145 (toll-free)
773-265-5740 (fax)

email:

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