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Cross slide replacement nut

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Pete.:

--- Quote from: appletree on March 24, 2018, 04:54:22 AM ---Thanks for all the various replies, I have considered the event or at least something similar, some people think metal chips will get embedded and turn the nut into an abrasive.
Tony's nuts are expensive at £95 (somebody told me John ward made the Raglan bits for Tony, though I don't know that personaly), hence after all the above considerations, I posted the questions at the start of the thread (no pup intended).


Phil

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The plastic nut will no more get embedded than a brass, bronze or cast iron nut. Anyone who has used a delrin nut will know that the wear rate is very low and they (can) have little to no back-lash for a long time before you start to notice it creeping in.

AdeV:

--- Quote from: Pete. on March 24, 2018, 02:14:11 AM ---It has because Evan the author had some kind of hissy fit. Never mind though because. it's copied on another forum:

http://www.denfordata.com/bb/viewtopic.php?f=50&t=3727

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Thanks Pete, appreciate that link! Doesn't look too difficult... now, have I got any Acetal....  :scratch:

appletree:
Not definite yet but tending towards a new screw but in 10tpi and moulded drelin nut, both easyish to do, nothing lost, plus more usable 100 thou per turn, all original parts retained for posterity, any errors will affect all components so result should be low/zero backlash, might even go metric!

Phil

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