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    Is my Sherline Horological Bushing Center support defective? PN 21181

    Hi Jerry, Oh, how I wish we had switched over to the metric system 40 years go ... Anyways, I was trying to use, what I thought, was machinist's terms. By 'mil' I meant 1/1000 of an inch. So my measurement difference resulted in 0.012" difference in heights. And admittedly, I didn't dig out...
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    Is my Sherline Horological Bushing Center support defective? PN 21181

    To rule the plate out, I did the obvious. I measured the heights of the blocks directly and came up with a 12 mil difference between the center support and the ends. Fairly close to the feeler gauge method I originally used. Thurmond
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    Is my Sherline Horological Bushing Center support defective? PN 21181

    Oh, I should have mentioned - Before anyone gets too excited about having a three jaw chuck in the mill, I'm waiting for the proper collets to arrive so I put the chuck in temporarily just to get a sense of how everything is going to fit/work together.
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    Is my Sherline Horological Bushing Center support defective? PN 21181

    Hi Everybody, I've decided to go the route of using my Sherline lathe/mill as my bushing tool. I just received the 'Horological Milling Machine Bushing and Depthing Accessory' (PN 2118) from Sherline. I set it up and was checking everything out with a blank brass plate when I found a gap...
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