Re: Moglice? Where, and any experience with it?

--- In CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO@yahoogroups.com, "Abby Katt" <cnc@a...> wrote:

> Guys,
>
> Does anyone know where to get Moglice in small quantities? Their
> website has no shop on it, just a contact form (ominous, as it

seems

> they are aiming at their big-machine market, like the room-sized

mill

> they give examples of).
>
> I was wondering if there was a small web shop which sells it?

Google

> didn't come up with much.. Also, does anyone have any experience
> working with this stuff? I want to tune up my lathe's main bearing,
> and the cross-slide's nut so they'll be more suitable for CNC
> operation than the wibbly mess I have now.
>
> What's your experience?
> ~Abby

There is another company that have moglice type stuff,
I've used it to do the grizzly minimill z axis sadle,
and it's also expensive.
With what I'got (don't remember how much was it) I did the z axis
sadle and had about half of what I got left at the end and it cost
me about 75 USD.
I had milled down the z axis sadle surface about 0.05" and filled
with resin.
It's kind of carbon grafite filled epoxi. You can scratch it very
easy, but it won't deform under pressure.
http://www.philadelphiaresins.com