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How do you remove these, do you have to take the door off to remove the inner panel?
Depends how big you are.
I climbed inside a HL1 and closed the door to remove the frame retaining the window but I doubt that I would fit in the SL10.
An open mind is a virtue...so long as all the common sense has not leaked out.
If you get a big enough off balanced part in the spindle to release at the right moment, the window will be removed automatically. Maybe Haas needs to provide a canned cycle for this.
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Originally Posted by txcncman
I take it you are talking from experience?
Last edited by garylb; 03-14-2012 at 04:02 AM.
its pretty tight in there. I have just had another look and even if i could fit in there im not sure its possible to remove the inner panel from inside so it looks like the whole door may have to come off!Depends how big you are.
I climbed inside a HL1 and closed the door to remove the frame retaining the window but I doubt that I would fit in the SL10.
As a witness only. Was not the button pusher. And it was an Okuma, not a Haas. And took the door off the lower rail, not the window out.
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Funny you mention that, I have an Okuma lathe where that happened. It was like that when we bought it....
I had a little gang tool lathe about 12 years ago. Ran mostly 5C collet jobs, but it did have a little 6" chuck too.
I got this job to machine two big 5 or 6 inch round brass balls for the top of hand rails on a Missouri river gambling boat. Made from just round bar stock so lots of material to remove.
All went well on the first, but on the second one came loose during a cut! Took the back window right out of the machine.
I was lucky enough to save the window and the part, but sure was loud!
Good memories
Haas VF-2, HA5C, Hardinge CHNC 1, BobCAD V23
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