Table movement – Grizzly Vertical Milling Machines G0728 User Manual

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Models G0728–31 (Mfg. Since 11/11)

Table Movement

this mill table has three paths of movement that
are controlled by the corresponding handwheels
or the vertical crank handle (see

figure 18).

Cross Feed
(Y-Axis) or
In & Out

Vertical (Z-Axis) or

Up & Down

Logitudinal (X-Axis)

or Left & Right

figure 18. three movement paths of the mill

table.

the graduated dials are marked in increments of
0.001", with one full revolution moving the table
0.125".

Locks

the table of this vertical mill has locks to secure
the table in position along each axis of move-
ment. locking the table reduces unwanted move-
ment and reduces error in milling operations.
use the table, saddle, and knee locks shown in

figures 19–20 to secure the table in position.

figure 19. table locks.

table locks

figure 20. saddle and knee locks.

saddle lock

Knee lock

Limit Stops

limit stops increase repeatability in milling
operations. positioning the stops along the table
slots limits the distance the table or saddle can
travel (see

figures 21–22).

figure 21. table limit stops and block.

longitudinal limit

stops

limit Block

figure 22. Cross limit stops and block.

limit Block

Cross limit stops

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