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    Automatic feed/carriage stop

    I can't find part 2 of the vids. Do I take it it will come in May?? And do you happen to know how/if the G4003G differs from G0602? I have had the Grizz folks direct me towards the G0602 for parts. And I hate to ask, due to the time involved, will there be dimensioned plans? And what if I just want the automatic tool stop as mine has the feeds. I would be IMMENSELY interested in that!!!!! And I think I missed what activates the auto-stop?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Canyonman44 View Post
    I can't find part 2 of the vids. Do I take it it will come in May?? And do you happen to know how/if the G4003G differs from G0602? I have had the Grizz folks direct me towards the G0602 for parts. And I hate to ask, due to the time involved, will there be dimensioned plans? And what if I just want the automatic tool stop as mine has the feeds. I would be IMMENSELY interested in that!!!!! And I think I missed what activates the auto-stop?
    Thanks Ken
    Part 2 should be completed latest by the end of May. Still have 2 months till end of my contract and expect to be home beginning April.
    As you can find in Grizzly adverts, G4003G is real machine allegedly the second G stands for gunsmithing and G0602 is much cheaper lathe but quite okay for hobby. Nothing needs to be modified on G4003G unlike G0602. Here I put one more drawing for clarification of automatic stop. When part called "AAA" come to carriage stop (of any kind, so many pictures on the web) and as carriage is progressing towards to the chuck, AAA as part of yellow painted flat bar is moving backwards and by doing that, it's moving the latch out of engagement. Latch was made from the key 15x10 mm, length 75 mm. Hope it's more clear now.

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    Forgive me, I'm not as sharp as I used to be. Would it be possible to superimpose the schematic over a picture of the apron/carriage? Just a request, you are not obligated to do anything. Ken

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    Quote Originally Posted by Canyonman44 View Post
    Forgive me, I'm not as sharp as I used to be. Would it be possible to superimpose the schematic over a picture of the apron/carriage? Just a request, you are not obligated to do anything. Ken
    as you wished. schematic over the picture. Hope you got it now. if not, i'm afraid that you will need to wait for part 2.
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