The lead screw nut on the G4000 lathe has a round nut with only 2 flats on it, and then their is the backlash of the lead screw and all the movement in that chain to take up. This also gives better support to the carriage lock when milling. I do appreciate the feed back, Thanks..
I bought one of those from Grizzly years ago and finally bolted it down. The Y axis on mine isn't perpendicular to the chuck. I may try to fly cut the base square to the direction of travel one of these days.
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If you de attach the powerfeed for the lathe you can use the lead screw you can use it for fine adjustment
The lead screw nut on the G4000 lathe has a round nut with only 2 flats on it, and then their is the backlash of the lead screw and all the movement in that chain to take up. This also gives better support to the carriage lock when milling.
I do appreciate the feed back, Thanks..
I bought one of those from Grizzly years ago and finally bolted it down. The Y axis on mine isn't perpendicular to the chuck. I may try to fly cut the base square to the direction of travel one of these days.