[Jewelry making - Article 00893] - Re: [Orchid] Strange Raytech Parts?

[Gerry]

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    Clyde, Raytech is usually a most accommodating company.  I would call
    them direct and ask for the faceter division.  They are a big company
    and faceters are only a small part of their company. If that doesn't
    work I would go to a machine shop supplier.  Most lapidary equipment
    bearings, spindles, and nuts are standard supply.  You may find
    something that works or the machinist in the store may be able to
    make one for you. If that doesn't work, let me know and I will ask one
    of my friends who has a Raytech-Shaw where he gets his parts. 

Gerry Galarneau
ggwcr AT cox.net


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