Missing Set Screw for Laser Air Assist....
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Shane
Sep 29, 2012, 3:55:55 PM9/29/12
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Last night I was showing someone around the 60w cutter.
When I plugged in the pump, the air blew the air assist nozzle right
off.
Steve did some checking and the set screw that holds the nozzle in
place is missing.
On Rich's suggestion, I ran a magnet around the top and inside the
body of the cutter and turned up empty-handed.
We have the right size set screw, but not the correct thread...
I *think* it's 5/32 with a fine thread.
When I plugged in the pump, the air blew the air assist nozzle right
off.
Steve did some checking and the set screw that holds the nozzle in
place is missing.
On Rich's suggestion, I ran a magnet around the top and inside the
body of the cutter and turned up empty-handed.
We have the right size set screw, but not the correct thread...
I *think* it's 5/32 with a fine thread.
Ron Bean
Sep 30, 2012, 12:54:19 AM9/30/12
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>We have the right size set screw, but not the correct thread...
>
>I *think* it's 5/32 with a fine thread.
5/32 is not a standard screw thread-- it's either #8 (0.1640")
>
>I *think* it's 5/32 with a fine thread.
or 4mm (.1574"). 4mm is closer to 5/32 (.15625").
Shane
Sep 30, 2012, 1:36:11 AM9/30/12
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It's English, not metric.
I was going by the pretty pictures on the inside of the box. I really
have no idea what in the hell I'm talking about. :D
On Sep 29, 11:54 pm, Ron Bean <makersp...@rbean.users.panix.com>
wrote:
I was going by the pretty pictures on the inside of the box. I really
have no idea what in the hell I'm talking about. :D
On Sep 29, 11:54 pm, Ron Bean <makersp...@rbean.users.panix.com>
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