Hello everyone first post here.
I have a older TT-1 toolsetter that came with my machine when I bought it the previous owner never used it I’d like to use it but the plunger seems to be seized up I was wondering if there was any
One that could point me to a disassembly manual or give me some instructions. I have found the current manual however my toolsetter doesn’t have screws on the top that hold it together from as far as I can tell any help is appreciated thanks!
TT-1 Toolsetter disassembly
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TT-1 Toolsetter disassembly
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Re: TT-1 Toolsetter disassembly
Early models were glued together, and are not designed to be disassembled.
Try some penetrating oil and/or WD40 to free up the plunger.
Try some penetrating oil and/or WD40 to free up the plunger.
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- Acorn CNC Controller: No
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- AcornSix CNC Controller: No
- Allin1DC CNC Controller: No
- Hickory CNC Controller: No
- Oak CNC controller: No
- CNC Control System Serial Number: 104483 (0008D111213-0614221609)
- DC3IOB: No
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Re: TT-1 Toolsetter disassembly
That makes sense thank you very much!!
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