20 Apr
2016
20 Apr
'16
5:30 a.m.
I also need some of the larger main leveling feet, but
I haven't been
able (yet) to find any. The threaded part is 7/16"-14
So I goofed. They are actually 1/2"-13. (I have no idea how I blew that one.
I _thought_ I tried them with a known nut, but clearly something went wrong.)
Anyway, Vlier makes them, too - FSE306S. Like the smaller ones for the
extensions, the pad on the bottom is somewhat wider than on the DEC
originals, but they still work fine.
As before, if anyone Europe/etc needs some, and they aren't available
locally, let me know.
Noel
20 Apr
20 Apr
8:43 a.m.
On Apr 20, 2016, at 8:30 AM, Noel Chiappa <jnc at
mercury.lcs.mit.edu> wrote:
A company I often go to when I need machinery stuff for modest prices is Enco
(use-enco.com). They have these things, called "leveling pads" in a number of
sizes. Most have neoprene bottoms to resist skidding; some are all steel so they
won't flex under load.
paul
I also need some of the larger main leveling
feet, but I haven't been
able (yet) to find any. The threaded part is 7/16"-14
So I goofed. They are actually 1/2"-13. (I have no idea how I blew that one.
I _thought_ I tried them with a known nut, but clearly something went wrong.)
Anyway, Vlier makes them, too - FSE306S. Like the smaller ones for the
extensions, the pad on the bottom is somewhat wider than on the DEC
originals, but they still work fine.
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