I appreciate your input Cruzan80. ThanksGlad to hear it was working. The reason I had asked about bending is the thought process that maybe it wasn't making contact. Sounds like it was the right train of thought, with the washers fixing it.
Just trying to lay out the reason behind the question for the next person, not saying you did anything improper.
I see one problem: A vintage DP should have an arc of randomly spaced and sized holes across the table.Now on to the rest of it.
Me too. As soon as I get moved into my new to me shop. Keep it up.I am really glad that you found the problem, partly for you and partly because I will be reassembling the same motor in the next week or so. I've been following closely, great job.
Above and beyond, my man!It took five hours today to bring this post back from the ravages of rust.
What was your process?It took five hours today to bring this post back from the ravages of rust.
What was your process?
I first made a copy of the “poor man’s lathe” that Jeff uses on his YouTube restoration videos. Then started with 80 grit sandpaper and a sanding block, worked up 400, switching to wet at 600 and going to 1500.