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Old 03-03-2003, 03:12 PM
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Way Protection

Does anyone know of a cheap source of "way covers" for the Taig?

I need some "accordian" style covers as the stock ones keep bunching up one me and give less than perfect protection.
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Try McMaster Carr, they have them.
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Did they have what you were looking for?
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Not really

Too expensive. Looking for something more like what littlemachineshop.com sells. I may end up just getting 2 or 3 of their pieces of way cover material.
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I like that shop, I forgot they sell replacement parts.
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[Here's the best source I've found for that sort of thing. http://www.gortite.com/bellows.htm Not cheap, but it's the real deal. How much extra would you be willing to pay for bellows-style waycovers for the Taig? Is it just the Y-axis screw you thinkj needs protection, or do you want to cover the Z axis as well?]

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Cost way too high...

I want the Y and Z. I had come across these way covers, but not sure they are going to be worth it. Will look closer at these though, thanks.
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I hear you on the expense factor. I've thought about making them myself, using 2-part silicone rubber and gauze cloth. I use this stuff for making molds, and it seems like it wouldn't be too hard to come up with a positive bellows form to cast it onto- either an old camera bellows (if you can find one the right size) or just cutting the shape out of a piece of wood. If it was shaped that way, I'd think it would act that way, and silicone rubber is fairly impervious as well as flexible.
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