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    Speedy Builder5
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      I need to extend the cross slide screw of my Boxford AUD. I removed the screw but need to remove the handle. I have undone all the grub screws , but there seems to be a flat head screw on the end of the lead screw holding the handle on which resists removal. The screwdriver slots are very shallow and "bruised" as if someone has had a go in the past. Is it a screw and if so LH or RH threaded.

      Bob

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      Speedy Builder5
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        Strip down

        #619909
        Pete Rimmer
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          @peterimmer30576

          Yes it's an ordinary RH screw I think the thread is 1/4"BSW.

          Edited By Pete Rimmer on 06/11/2022 11:33:50

          #619911
          Speedy Builder5
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            @speedybuilder5

            It is indeed a nut (item 13) – LH or RH ? before I get angry with it ?

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            #619916
            Pete Rimmer
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              @peterimmer30576

              Sorry it's an ordinary RH thread I don't know why I put LH. I've edited the post above to avoid confusion.

              #619919
              Speedy Builder5
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                @speedybuilder5

                Thank you.

                Bob

                #619930
                Bazyle
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                  The handle isn't threaded itself so once the grubscrew is removed only the burr is stopping it rotating. So you might be able to rotate it at the same time as the 'nut'. If you are going to make the whole new item rather than just graft on a new threaded part you can redesign this end.
                  Somewhere there is a website detailing the making of a new screw for the Hercus (Boxford Clone).

                  #620001
                  Speedy Builder5
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                    @speedybuilder5

                    Bazyle, the handle has a pointed grub screw in it and the shaft a matching detent.

                    #620007
                    Bazyle
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                      @bazyle

                      I take it that means you got it off ok. Lucky to have one with the right grubscrew correctly fitted wink

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