Bridgeport/clone leadscrew question

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davec43
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Bridgeport/clone leadscrew question

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How far does the X axis travel for one full turn on the X axis handle for a bridgeport?

I am putting a power feed on my Gorton I-22 and need to get a new graduated dial. Mine does .200 for one turn but will not go on the outside end of the adapter/shaft extension.

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Dave C

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My clone is .200" per rev for x and y.
Z is .100"

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Thanks Dave, I found some on EBAY a few minutes ago.

Power feed will be nice.

Dave C.
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