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Originally Posted by Terry, NJ
Not to beat a dead horse, but how does one hold a head down on the table of the milling machine? I tried it on a Bridgeport and it didn't work too well. If one skim cuts the bolt spotfaces so they're all in the same plane and then using some kind of 1-2-3 blocks under the skimmed off corner bolt surfaces and then use a T bolt thru the sparkplug hole, it would work, I think. I was using someone else's Bridgeport and couldn't tie the machine up for long. and the leveling wasn't level, so I gave up in mid job. Same thing on a grinding table except you have magnetism pulling for you.
Terry
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hold downs through the spark plug holes and 123 or parallels on the machined head bolt surface
tk