I recently purchased a "cousin" of the Grizzly G0704, the KIng Canada KC-20VS-2. The crate is still in my garage, and I will be partially dismantling it so that I can safely transport it down to my basement by myself. Your detailed disassembly videos are exactly what I need to separate the 265 lb machine into 3 or 4 manageable chunks. I was thinking the table, the headstock, and the column+base. Anyway, your photos and your explanation are really excellent. Thanks so much!
nice video. it takes a long time to do these videos and i want to say thank you, i have 2 harbor freight mills that I want to do a CNC conversion. the Z axis is one of the main problems. IT DOES NOT HAVE A GIB Z AXIS It sides on a round large shaft, I will if the good lord lets me work that out. But everything else I am on board. A again thanks for the video series and may God bless you.
I recently purchased a "cousin" of the Grizzly G0704, the KIng Canada KC-20VS-2. The crate is still in my garage, and I will be partially dismantling it so that I can safely transport it down to my basement by myself. Your detailed disassembly videos are exactly what I need to separate the 265 lb machine into 3 or 4 manageable chunks. I was thinking the table, the headstock, and the column+base. Anyway, your photos and your explanation are really excellent. Thanks so much!
You're welcome. Glad it was a help.
nice video. it takes a long time to do these videos and i want to say thank you, i have 2 harbor freight mills that I want to do a CNC conversion. the Z axis is one of the main problems. IT DOES NOT HAVE A GIB Z AXIS It sides on a round large shaft, I will if the good lord lets me work that out. But everything else I am on board. A again thanks for the video series and may God bless you.
Thanks.
The round column does sound like it can be a challenge. Let me know if you find a solution.
What size allen wrench does that damn set screw take. I have millions of them but can't seem to find one that fits down in it. M5 or M6?