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Feed Screw, X-Axis X1 Micro Mill

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$13.23 $21.69 In stock

Feed Screw, X-Axis X1 Micro Mill is the standard X-axis feed screw for the X1 micro mill. It is listed under the Sieg Industrial Group brand and is offered as the Standard option with SKU code 2149.

  • Standard X-axis feed screw
  • Fits the X1 micro mill
  • Brand: Sieg Industrial Group
  • SKU: 2149
  • Standard option
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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Evelyn T. ★★★★★

The threads on my old screw were toast, so I ordered this standard X-axis feed screw for the X1 micro mill—fit the mount perfectly with zero slop. It's the exact SKU I needed, and the machining is clean enough that the carriage glides smoothly again.

Mia ★★★★★

Replaced the worn X-axis screw on my X1 and the backlash is gone entirely, the standard feed screw fits perfectly without any filing. Threads engage smoothly across the full travel, so I can finally trust my cuts again.

Jason U. ★★★★★

My old X-axis screw had so much play it was hard to get repeatable cuts, so swapping in this standard replacement was the first thing I did. The fit on the X1 mill is exactly as it should be, and the threads mesh smoothly with the nut right out of the box. It's a simple fix that brought the machine