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| − | + | The milling machine has been restored, and a new handwheel has been installed on the z-axis. The device is functional, though the y-axis and the x-axis are both hard to turn. The x-axis, by comparison, moves really easily. Note that the scale ring on the y-axis doesn't turn in tandem with the handwheel, so don't trust its readings. | |
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| − | To do | + | == To do == |
| − | + | In order to make using it a bit more pleasant, I want to install larger handwheels on the y- and z-axis. Alternatively: I found that removing rust from the y-axis lead-screw helped a bit, but I suspect it wouldn't make much more of a difference | |
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Revision as of 19:41, 8 December 2024
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| Description | Proxxon Mini Mill |
| Make | Proxxon |
| Model | MF 70 (NO 27 110) |
| Manufacturer Link | http://www.proxxon.com/de/html/27110.php |
| Category | Mechanics |
| Operational Status | Functional |
| Super Users | User:Justa, J |
| Received at | 2012/10/05 |
| Acquisition Details | donation to the space |
| Owner | User:Justa |
Current Status
The milling machine has been restored, and a new handwheel has been installed on the z-axis. The device is functional, though the y-axis and the x-axis are both hard to turn. The x-axis, by comparison, moves really easily. Note that the scale ring on the y-axis doesn't turn in tandem with the handwheel, so don't trust its readings.
To do
In order to make using it a bit more pleasant, I want to install larger handwheels on the y- and z-axis. Alternatively: I found that removing rust from the y-axis lead-screw helped a bit, but I suspect it wouldn't make much more of a difference
