@@HWMachRepair I am getting a lot out of your channel. Any update on a new video? I have what I believe is a 6F-C, that needs some repair. Some details on how to disassemble and reassemble it would be ideal.
@@MyLilMule Unfortunately we don't have a dedicated RUclips team so we have to make videos as we have the time. Good or bad, we have been super busy lately so we haven't had time to get anything new done. We do have a Bridgeport power feed teardown and rebuild on the list of things we would like to do eventually, I just need to get Jon pinned down so we can get it done. For the mean time, if you want to give us a call, Jon can help you with troubleshooting and getting parts replaced. 1-800-285-5271.
excellent video.. i'm missing the shims or spacers for the servo, its been removed many times by previous operators.. also i have the servo stop but its not installed since the plate and stop posts are missing ..how can i order from you guys?
The way that the Servo is made, you are always going to have the handle spin. I would suggest maybe getting a safety handwheel if you are concerned, its still going to spin, but you wont have the handle hitting anything.
That's a question we are going to need more specifics on, it could be one of several things depending on what it's actually doing. Can you give us a call sometime and we can help you troubleshoot it over the phone: 1-800-285-5271
Looking at getting one of these for our mill, but cant find the speed settings; do you know how fast each number makes it go(As in, #1 is 10 inches per minute, etc?) Thanks!
Hi Tony, Servo makes a special kit for the gear driven feeds to Servo, M-0225-140/ 150. Their kit includes a bigger table bracket to compensate for the extra screw length. If you have any other questions on this kit you can shoot me an email at: support@hwmachinerepair.com . I can send you over a picture of what the bracket looks like if you would like to see.
Thank you guys for this video, only one on youtube. Currently trying to install a 150 we bought from you, and this helps a lot.
Great measured professional presentation, thanks much appreciated
Thank you,
Your video made it simple to adjust the spacing on my Sharp knee mill.
My X axis drive finally works as intended.
Beautiful!
Thank you, we like to hear that!
very good video..thanks for your time
I'd love to see a Y axis install for the servo units too as they have the bearing assembly too.
A demonstration of Y would be nice
Sir, Nice presentation
I’d love to see a video of you refurbishing a 6f or 8f power feed. I am going through one at the moment and would love to have the H&W how to.
I've let Jon know, we will put it on the list of requested videos!
@@HWMachRepair I am getting a lot out of your channel. Any update on a new video? I have what I believe is a 6F-C, that needs some repair. Some details on how to disassemble and reassemble it would be ideal.
@@MyLilMule Unfortunately we don't have a dedicated RUclips team so we have to make videos as we have the time. Good or bad, we have been super busy lately so we haven't had time to get anything new done. We do have a Bridgeport power feed teardown and rebuild on the list of things we would like to do eventually, I just need to get Jon pinned down so we can get it done. For the mean time, if you want to give us a call, Jon can help you with troubleshooting and getting parts replaced. 1-800-285-5271.
best install video on youtube, would like to see the Z axis install that would be worth the money to add to the mill next to my X axis. thanks
Thanks, that's on the list. We are also going to do a Y-axis install eventually. Now we just need to find the time to get it done.
excellent video.. i'm missing the shims or spacers for the servo, its been removed many times by previous operators.. also i have the servo stop but its not installed since the plate and stop posts are missing ..how can i order from you guys?
We have a website, you can order through there or call 1-800-285-5271
machinerypartsdepot.com/all-breakout-pages/#all-servo-bp-pages
That spacer or arbor you slid on to the shaft just before attaching the unit to the end of the table, where can I get one of those?
I’d rather the handle not turn with spindle rotation. Is there a trick to installing the key? You didn’t show that part.
The way that the Servo is made, you are always going to have the handle spin. I would suggest maybe getting a safety handwheel if you are concerned, its still going to spin, but you wont have the handle hitting anything.
What would cause my servo 150 to not engage on the left side feed. Will engage when I flip it to the ride side.
That's a question we are going to need more specifics on, it could be one of several things depending on what it's actually doing. Can you give us a call sometime and we can help you troubleshoot it over the phone: 1-800-285-5271
Will this servo work on my play machine in the bedroom? i can handle alot of power thats not and issue
interesting method of checking backlash, not exactly what the installation manual describes.
is there a kit to convert bridgeport to ballscrew
Looking at getting one of these for our mill, but cant find the speed settings; do you know how fast each number makes it go(As in, #1 is 10 inches per minute, etc?) Thanks!
This is from Servo, numbers are Inches per Min:
Servo 140:
1 = 0.75
2 = 4
3 = 7
4 = 10
5 = 13
6 = 16
7 = 19
8 = 22
9 = 25
Type 150
1 = 0.5
2 = 5
3 = 9
4 = 14
5 = 18
6 = 22
7 = 26
8 = 31
9 = 35
Sir how much is the price i want to purchase in India
How do you replace an original table feed where the screw is longer. Do you need a spacer
Hi Tony, Servo makes a special kit for the gear driven feeds to Servo, M-0225-140/ 150. Their kit includes a bigger table bracket to compensate for the extra screw length. If you have any other questions on this kit you can shoot me an email at: support@hwmachinerepair.com . I can send you over a picture of what the bracket looks like if you would like to see.
no matter what i do the gears wont stop grinding. for how much these things cost, theyre built like shit. at least mine is