Mill Table Stops Nov 20, 2013 By Kaje at https://sites.google.com/site/lagadoacademy/home This document describes milling table X-axis stops for the LittleMachineShop Model 3900 HiTorque Mini Mill. This model of mill has a t-slot machined into the front of the table, as well as pre-drilled mounting holes in the base, so construction of table stops is relatively easy. For more information and a build log, go here: https://sites.google.com/site/lagadoacademy/machining---lathes-mills-etc/tools---mill-table-stops

This is the right front of the milling table, showing the t-slot machined into the front of the table. The dimensions for the access hole are shown below.

0.656“

Below the center of the milling table are two pre-drilled holes, spaced 25mm apart, and threaded for M4-0.7. The center-line marker plate above the holes will be removed.

0.466”

0.236" (6mm)

0.187"

The important measurements relevant to the size of the t-slot are shown to the left. These measurements should be considered approximate, but are sufficiently accurate for the purpose at hand.

0.25"

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T-Nut

All components are milled are milled from cold rolled steel. Measurements for the t-nut are shown below.

0.380"

0.230"

0.22"

0.15"

Drill and tap #10-32

0.445"

0.42"

SIDE

END

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Center Stop The center stop is milled from 1.25” x 0.5” rectangular bar. (Note: This results in the counterbores for the screw holes overlapping the edges of the finished piece, so 1.5” W may have been a better choice – I used what I had on hand.) The curve on the sides is simple the result of using a 0.75” diameter end mill.

Mill 0.130”

Drill and counterbore for M4-0.7

1.75"

SLOT

 0.75” 0.5"

0.27"

0.133"

25 mm (0.984") 1.25"

The picture to the right shows the completed center stop in place, together with one of the moveable stops.

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Moveable Stop (2 required)

0.5"

TOP

0.22"

1"

Centered hole, drilled for #10-32x5/8” clearance hole.

END

SIDE 0.258"

0.258" 0.484"

The diagram below shows how the stop and the t-nut go together, using a #10-32x5/8 hex socket cap screw.

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