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    The only software issues I am aware of is the critical length of the 1/8th inch bit when installed to do a cut path. For the Rock or MC it just a simple process of finding the correct length by trial and error. The machine is expecting to see the exact length of a CT bit with the sleeve and does a "tilt" when it does not find it correct. Once the correct length is found for the Rock or MC you are good.

    I don't think I would recommend using the extended length bits with the Rock or MC.

    I like the way Ron did the Rock with the changeable tips for 1/8, 1/4, and 1/2 inch. Thanks to a few Users I have a few extra Rocks that I purchased when they moved up to the CT. Still looking for more and if anyone has old QC Trucks, looking for them too as I am not sure if they are still available from LHR. Interested in the truck not the QC. I do have one that I could not remove the old QC and snapped 4 square drive tips and finally gave up... Locktite Red was having a good day that day... Red FOREVER.... Even used the Soldering Iron trick... no go...

    I traded a few emails with the MC Guy today asking if a 1/4 inch version was available but only 1/2 inch then use sleeves.

    Parts is Parts.....

    AL
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    It's loud. Not balanced. Has documentation on it regarding to adjusting a sleeve inside it to balance it if need be. It works in a pinch. But LOUD!
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    Quote Originally Posted by unitedcases View Post
    It's loud. Not balanced. Has documentation on it regarding to adjusting a sleeve inside it to balance it if need be. It works in a pinch. But LOUD!
    That was what I thought. The manufacture's claims sound too good to be true for a side clamping chuck that screws on to a short nipple.

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    I will say this...it goes on with ease. And does work like a rock chuck. It's just loud. It sings just about as loud as the original qc.
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    AL, has the bit length issue been solved in the latest version of designer? I use a CT with the ER-11 adaptor for my 1/8 cutting bits. I've put them in the bit holder at a wide variety range of random lengths and have never run into this problem. I've only paid enough attention to make sure it sticks out far enough to cut through my work piece. Am I just lucky?

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    Quote Originally Posted by FWMiller View Post
    AL, has the bit length issue been solved in the latest version of designer? I use a CT with the ER-11 adaptor for my 1/8 cutting bits. I've put them in the bit holder at a wide variety range of random lengths and have never run into this problem. I've only paid enough attention to make sure it sticks out far enough to cut through my work piece. Am I just lucky?
    That IS a good question....?

    I am running 1.187 and have not had a problem in years....

    When I replace the 1/8th inch bit, I put the set screw ring in the same place as the old.... Just thought I was like "Clint" would say.... got LUCKY....

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