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Set Screw, M5x6, Socket Cone Point

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$0.58 $0.95 In stock

M5x6 set screws used on the SC4 bench lathe in three different places on the machine (4 screws in total).
- Two set screws fit into the pair of carriage shaft positioning rings (drawing # 272 - part #5811)
- One set screw fits into the first worm wheel shaft sleever (drawing #313 - part #5332)
- One set screw fits into the second worm wheel shaft sleeve (drawing #315 - part # 5333)

Set Screw part # 223 on SC4 parts diagram (SC4-267).
Cone point set screw, M5x5 common in bench mills Z-Axis gearing. The screw has a socket drive.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Alexander ★★★★★

The cone point bit into the shaft ring perfectly, no slipping when I tightened it. It threaded smoothly into the carriage positioning ring on my SC4 lathe.

Joseph M. ★★★★★

Exactly the right thread pitch and length for the carriage shaft positioning rings on my SC4 lathe, so the fit was spot-on with zero fuss. The cone point bites cleanly and holds adjustment without stripping, even after a few tightenings.

Michael O. ★★★★★

The cone tip seated firmly into the shaft rings on my lathe without any slipping when I torqued them down. All four matched the M5x6 spec exactly, so the carriage positioning was spot-on after a quick adjust.