I know this is an older video but to date i have not seen anyone refer to the proper fitment of the D1 taper and spindle, How did you ensure that your D1 was actually engaging and aligning the backing plate before it may have bottomed out on the spindle face? Thanks Rick
Hi. One way to do that is with the studs removed and a fine polishing paste ..too fine to remove much metal..rotate the assembly back and forth. Then clean and inpect. You can see the surfaces that have been in contact. Cliff
@@Threadexpress Thanks Cliff, Yes i purchased a new D1-5 5c chuck and out of the box it contacts the spindle face but not the taper, i blued to check. waiting on some plastiguage to see how far i am off and then to face the parting surface to create the proper fit. A lot of work and setup. But in all the D1 videos on youtube it never comes up. Sad as this is the foundation of maintaining concentricity and the advantage of the D1 design.
@@1960fl good to hear someone is aware of these things. If its contacting the face you can measure the axial slop with studs removed via an indicator..then do the maths to find the amount out.
Hi Cliff, John in Orlando, I just wanted to say thank you for continuing to provide us with really useful info, including rationale/theory so that we can expand when confronted with other situations. You're an excellent mentor. Best wishes.
Hi - Well you are close, Kiwiland, we head to Queensland when we can to have a break from our long winters. I have a playlist on the Probes - here is an update video with contact details: ua-cam.com/video/HDUQpc7EXlM/v-deo.html Cheers Cliff
Good stuff Cliff, enjoyed!
ATB, Robin
Thanks for the feedback Robin. Cliff
I know this is an older video but to date i have not seen anyone refer to the proper fitment of the D1 taper and spindle, How did you ensure that your D1 was actually engaging and aligning the backing plate before it may have bottomed out on the spindle face?
Thanks Rick
Hi. One way to do that is with the studs removed and a fine polishing paste ..too fine to remove much metal..rotate the assembly back and forth. Then clean and inpect. You can see the surfaces that have been in contact. Cliff
@@Threadexpress Thanks Cliff, Yes i purchased a new D1-5 5c chuck and out of the box it contacts the spindle face but not the taper, i blued to check. waiting on some plastiguage to see how far i am off and then to face the parting surface to create the proper fit. A lot of work and setup. But in all the D1 videos on youtube it never comes up. Sad as this is the foundation of maintaining concentricity and the advantage of the D1 design.
@@1960fl good to hear someone is aware of these things. If its contacting the face you can measure the axial slop with studs removed via an indicator..then do the maths to find the amount out.
Always Great Information Cliff, I agree Be Safe
Cheers Sam ..Be safe!
Hi Cliff, John in Orlando, I just wanted to say thank you for continuing to provide us with really useful info, including rationale/theory so that we can expand when confronted with other situations. You're an excellent mentor. Best wishes.
Hi John - Thanks for the feedback, most apprecieated. Cliff
Enjoy your vids. Only just realised your from Aus, im from Darwin myself.
Are you probes for sale yet?
Hi - Well you are close, Kiwiland, we head to Queensland when we can to have a break from our long winters.
I have a playlist on the Probes - here is an update video with contact details: ua-cam.com/video/HDUQpc7EXlM/v-deo.html
Cheers Cliff
Cliff you are an international treasure. Thank you for sharing your insight!.
Thanks Joey! Cliff