5c spin indexer

[Busbee Cue]

Hello,

Problem solved.

 

[cutter]

try this

http://www.neme-s.org/Shaper Books/Odds and ends/Spin Indexer Instructions Phase II.pdf

 

[RBC]

http://www.neme-s.org/Shaper Books/Odds and ends/Spin Indexer Instructions Phase II.pdf

Steve, I love the laziness, I mean brilliance.

I was ready to type out a small novel about how to use the damn thing and here you go just providing a link to the manual.

Kudo's


Royce

 

[Busbee Cue]

http://www.neme-s.org/Shaper Books/Odds and ends/Spin Indexer Instructions Phase II.pdf

Thanks cutter,

I read that manual half a dozen times before posting but it wasn't sinking in.

In the manual to get 48 deg you have 4 on the plate lined up with the 0 hole and put the pin in hole number 8, you do not count the 0 hole?

When you read things in the middle of the night they do not always seem clear.

But one question remains, what is the little arrow between the 4 and 5 on the housing used for?

 

[Thomas Wayne]

T[...]
But one question remains, what is the little arrow between the 4 and 5 on the housing used for?

It alerts you to which end of the device the collet goes into.

TW

 

[cutter]

Think you are over thinking it.
It's how you read the degrees you are set at, like a micrometer.

http://www.grizzly.com/products/5-C-Spin-Index/G5649

zoom in the picture and you'll see the indexer is set to 305

 

[Busbee Cue]

Thanks for all the replies.

I found the problem for why my spacing was off a hair on my cuts. The double angle cutter was a hair above center. What a simple thing to overlook!! Better start wearing my magnifier glasses.