Bedair Machine Works
4-2008

 

Grizzly G6760       
Vertical Milling Machine            
Installing the H8107 4" Riser Block      


The Grizzly H8107 riser block gives you 4 additional inches of working room. I really like
the extra room and it helps get the work up to a comfortable working height.
The riser block included a set of studs that were too long. I ended up buying some
shorter studs. Other than the stud problem everything was pretty easy.
I would highly recommend the riser block.




The riser block was shipped in a wooden crate.





Included riser block, mounting arm, studs & nuts.
Note: the studs were too long, I ended up making my own.





I removed the 4 attaching nuts and lifted the head assembly off with my portable crane.




Milling head removed. The studs that are included with the riser block are the same length
as the studs already in place.





 This shows one of the studs that were included with the riser block.
Way too long.... I ended up buying some shorter bolts.



Riser block bolted down onto top of mill.





Ready for the milling head to be installed.



When I set the milling head down on the studs I thought the studs were going to be too short.
The top of the studs were barely exposed. I had to reach inside the mill through the access door
on the other side of the mill and push up on the mounting arm (piece the studs are screwed into)
This exposed the studs and I was able to attach the nuts.




 

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