[CEStanley]

Hi everyone that reads this,

Any input is much appreciated. Here is what I have: I have a Grizzly G8689 mini mill. The head is at a slight angle to the table resulting in deeper cuts by the outside edge of the tool than the inside edge. This makes the work look bad and gives other non-desired affects in the work (Angels on drills, etc.) I have attempted to correct this by using aluminum sheets(wedge). I think I have 7 sheets now and I am still not where I think I should be.:violin:

How do others go about fixing the squareness of the head to the table? :idea:

CES

[hoss2006]

Rudydubya shows you how.
Mini-Mill Spindle-Column Alignment - Home Model Engine Machinist
Tramming is a must.
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Hoss

[CEStanley]

Ah the answer and just a few more tweaks and, oh this is the information I was looking for.

I have heard of the bar method before but did not understand it due to mainly no pics.

Very cool. There might be a need for a way to control the movement but this will get me trammed in the mean time.:cheers:

[Fastest1]

I thought this thread had something to do with an angel loooking over you while machining! I needed one. :-) JK

[CEStanley]

Due to a stroke, my left hand is faster then my right.

[Zenji]

I reckon hoss has a 3 bolt mod that will fix it, the one bolt method for those mills is a woeful design.

[CEStanley]

Zenji, Can you supply a link?