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  1. 26-08-2011 #1
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    If you google you will find it ... I did at the time. However this exercise may be of limited value as the length (and possibly other dimensions) of the spindles do vary.
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    I was looking for a very basic drawing or sketch so I could work out the height and position of my X axis. I thought it might be sensible to work back from the tool, spindle, tool holder, etc.
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    Quote Originally Posted by GTJim View Post
    I was looking for a very basic drawing or sketch so I could work out the height and position of my X axis. I thought it might be sensible to work back from the tool, spindle, tool holder, etc.
    Like this??

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