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    Clive Farrar
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      @clivefarrar90441

      Well being a bit heavy handed I have just split one of the special shaped studs that lock the brass shoes into place.

      Wondering if any one knows if and where spares are available?

      I have e mailed ARC tonight but thought i would ask here as well.

      Yes I know I could make one but prefer top do other jobs if I can.

      I can temporarily rob one from the travelling steady to finish my job but thought i would start the process of trying to find one now.

      Regards Clive

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      #20759
      Clive Farrar
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        @clivefarrar90441

        spare parts required

        #608512
        Paul Kemp
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          @paulkemp46892

          As you have a lathe can you not find one inside a bit of bar you have in the shed?

          #608517
          Nigel Graham 2
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            @nigelgraham2

            Paul –

            LOL! (Clive had said he'd prefer not to have to make it!)

            #608625
            Clive Farrar
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              @clivefarrar90441

              ARC have responded. unfortunately in the negative.

              So at some point i will be digging out my 19mm bar stock and constructing a couple.

              May as well make two whilst i am at it as there is not a lot of meat on them after the M5 cross drill.

              However i have now learnt that they only need nipping up and not tightening.

              Regards Clive

              #608633
              not done it yet
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                @notdoneityet

                Can you not just buy a couple of cap head screws or standard set screws for the job? Maybe even threaded rod? Perhaps a pic of this ‘special shaped stud’ might elicit some simple practical suggestions?

                #608708
                Hopper
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                  @hopper

                  If you could use a cap (Allen) head screw it would be high tensile material and much less likely to break again.

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