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Old 01-26-2009, 10:02 AM
 
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CT129N Clamping kit ???

Guys i'm newbie at it , how do you measure the T slot to know wich size of kit is needed ????

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Use a caliper? Measure the width of the slot, then see which diameter stud fits. Can't get much more simple than that.
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Thanks guys , i was not sure if it was top or bottom of the slot !!!!
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Use a caliper? Measure the width of the slot, then see which diameter stud fits. Can't get much more simple than that.

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Another option

When I was in the BusyBee Concord store last they now have the proper 12mm clamping kits the part # is B200M and it's so new they don't even have them on the website yet. I was told it has a 10 mm stud.
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Originally Posted by escott76 View Post
Use a caliper? Measure the width of the slot, then see which diameter stud fits. Can't get much more simple than that.



Yes very simple , yesterday i bought a 3/8 kit because the studs fit , and guess what , yes the studs fit , but the tnuts don't !!!!!

But it's ok , i have a milling to cut them to the proper size !!!
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Waiting for the B200M to go on sale.

Call me cheap but I'm waiting for them to go on sale. When I was in last the 3/8 kit was on sale for around $58 but no luck talking them into the B200M set for that price. I was there picking up my R8 spindle.

Hopefully if others find this thread we might save them some work.

How much material did you end up having to mill off ?
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Originally Posted by JaxxMan View Post
Call me cheap but I'm waiting for them to go on sale. When I was in last the 3/8 kit was on sale for around $58 but no luck talking them into the B200M set for that price. I was there picking up my R8 spindle.

Hopefully if others find this thread we might save them some work.

How much material did you end up having to mill off ?
Old post, I know - when you say you were picking up an R8 spindle, are you talking about getting a replacement R8 spindle for the CT129N?

Those mills caught my eye but the MT3 is making me balk..
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Old post, I know - when you say you were picking up an R8 spindle, are you talking about getting a replacement R8 spindle for the CT129N?
Yes, Also they are straightforward for a CNC conversion.
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I purchased it for the CT129 which had the MT2 spindle - Paper weight now.

Like Radical! said "yes: and I'm about 1/2 way through my CNC conversion.

Due to some fortunate events I ended up with a spare R8 Spindle, going to buy another machine down the road.
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Originally Posted by JaxxMan View Post
I purchased it for the CT129 which had the MT2 spindle - Paper weight now.

Like Radical! said "yes: and I'm about 1/2 way through my CNC conversion.

Due to some fortunate events I ended up with a spare R8 Spindle, going to buy another machine down the road.
Do they sell the draw bar with the R8 spindle or do we have to fab one up ourselves?

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