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WTB: Bridgeport right hand table bracket
- Thread starter Pern
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OlCat
Aluminum
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- Mar 17, 2008
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- Lascassas, TN
Pern; I have an end cap for a power feed, if that would work for you. I noticed that the picture shows a complete circle, I assume for a bearing. It is open on the bottom side for the body of the power feed.
I can post a picture if you like.
Bob
I can post a picture if you like.
Bob
wgnrr1
Hot Rolled
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I am sure I have one. I'll look tomorrow morning.
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bsg
Titanium
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JohnEvans
Titanium
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bsg
Titanium
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Castings are the same, the assemblies are different.
Look at page 86, #11 Bracket table end, two required.
http://vintagemachinery.org/pubs/2099/3433.pdf
Kevin
wgnrr1
Hot Rolled
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It's off a 1J bridgeport. Make me an offer
Josh
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Josh
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JohnEvans
Titanium
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HWElecRepair
Hot Rolled
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The right hand bracket has one free floating bearing, the left hand holds 2 bearings and is drilled and tapped for the 3 holes to capture the bearings. The left hand bracket can be on the left or the right, but the older right hand ones with no holes drilled or tapped cant go on the left without being drilled and tapped.
Jon
Toolmaker51
Cast Iron
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- Central West Missouri
Not working on a BP, a Comet clone. I scored a ball screw set suited to clones, and tidbits like this are valuable. Next I'll seek a headless BP or clone, with the rear mount. Have two powered devices I'd like mounted in one place.
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