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They were never made in eighter Switserland or Germany
They were imported rebadges Prvomajska ALG 100 made in Zagreb

Peter

Plain bearings have a lower surface speed as the balls in a bearing Much lower Deep grove ball bearings that size are in ratio pretty big
So a plain bearing with even a smaller shaft might do...

Panzergewinde aka PG was the norm here in Europe till about 30 years ago
Here we can still order PG glands locknuts fittings and such
I have them in stock as that is what is used on the machines...

On my 92 FP1 I see the name PMA-fix
That is part of ABB now
They also have a divisable system
PMA cable protection - Conduit & fittings | ABB
Peter

Is there anyone who can guide me to a link where I can download a manual for a Deckel FP1 2102 in Englisch A 2101 would do as well I suppose
A customer wants one
I have plenty of them in German ...

I see the pressure angle is a standard 20°
On a working gear you have a rolling component and a rubbing component there were the teeth meet oneanother
On most handtools and other mass produced...

Can you use a gasspring to counterbalance perhaps ???

Peter

Aac blocks are fireproof. Cheap. A bit stronger. Easy to get your hands on. Easy to cut to size

Peter

Just brought mine to bookkeepping
Do they have VAT in Namibia?

Hahaha
Love your comments sometimes :D


Peter

Tjesis
I just pointed you in the right direction
What did bite you this morning

FYI
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I disagree with you
The moderator on several occasions made it very clear this forum is not to discus the chinese hobbymachines On several occasions I have noticed that members made newcommers...

The AXA multifix is the best you can buy right now And reasonably priced also At least if you want a multifix type of toolholder
The Amestra original multisuisse are comparable quality but more...

That is the nice thing about Deckel Parts are still available at a affordable price
BTW a good tool to make your own nut is a tap bought from Aliexpress or Alibaba Price is about 30 euro
I was...

Just noticed this post
I suppose you did not read the whole post As later in that post I corrected myself and stated it was for professional machinery only
The triggerpoint for me was that HBM...

That missing bearing is probab ly the cause of the eating of the bronze nut
With the rapids I see the spindle flopping around

Peter

No idea how it looks but if there is a cilindrical part on both sides of the joint you could use a spacer fitting these cilindrical parts
Some pictures would be nice

Peter

So That is much less as I expected And the machine came with broaches up to 16mm ??? About a mtr long though
We have to give it a try once

Peter

I have a keyway broach for sale and a customer asked how much it pulls My math is a bit rusty so perhaps someone can help me out
It has a 1.8kw 700rpm motor and it is geared down onto a pinion and...

it does not rely on color It relays on the letters RS and T on the terminals or outlets

Peter

There is a standard See my post 11
Also if it is so critical the machine should have a phase monotering relay

Peter

Standard connection on a machine is clockwise turning field At least over here And on CNC machines I heard it too
Also very handy for power outlets To give them all the same direction of rotation...

You hardly see a rubber seal on milling machines lathes grinding machines and such because these seals generate a fair amount of heat
So a labyrint seal is used most of the time if not always ...

Discussed already
See my post 7