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  1. 23-07-2013 #1
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    anyone?
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  2. 23-07-2013 #2
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    If you add a drawing with some dimensions it will let everyone see what you need.
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    Sounds like he needs a saddle...
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  4. 23-07-2013 #4
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    Quote Originally Posted by Jonathan View Post
    Sounds like he needs a saddle...

    need the mount milled down too.

    i have the aluminium
    i have the 10 by 5mm steel
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  6. 25-07-2013 #6
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    this idea is no good as it involves machining the lower part of the mounting off, so more trouble than it is worth
    also I 'simply' cannot bolt it straight to my t slot plate, as it hits the casting , plus I couldn't slide it.
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