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    New Jack option.

    The BST2000 online specification is definitely wrong for the version Blackwoods sells. I guess it's possible there is slightly different versions kicking around.
    On mine, up to approx 1mm of the diameter will be paint, so grinding the jack top is quite viable, just not as neat and tidy as the lathe.
    The lathe task is very easy, so long as you can get access to a lathe. As you can see, you only require a small benchtop lathe.

    I still prefer the Omega because it has a longer stroke than the Kinchrome:
    Kinchrome - 120mm stroke + 80mm screw
    Omega - 201mm stroke + 60mm screw

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    Quote Originally Posted by wbowner View Post
    I have a bts2000 I bought from backwoods.

    I tried the adapter today and it does not fit

    The specs of the bts2000 saddle size is 27.5mm diameter

    I assumed this was the size of the round top which would fit into the adapter. If it is then the specs are wrong as the diameter of the this bit is around 33mm I believe as other have found.

    May be it is the diameter.er before the powder coated or something or their specs are just wrong or they refer to a different part of the Jack

    The long and short is that as others have stated you will have to lathe the adapter, grind the head of the bts2000 or get another Jack

    Bugger!!!!! Am I aloud to say bugger If not I am sorry

    Richard
    Interesting. I bought the one that was on Amazon for $50 which we thought was the same as the local (although different part numbers - this says Omega 10025. Anyway, the round head on mine is 25mm diameter so fits in the adapter, albeit with a bit of room to spare.

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    So what is the inside diameter of Andy's adapter?

    Martin

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    Quote Originally Posted by letherm View Post
    So what is the inside diameter of Andy's adapter?

    Martin
    30.5mm ID of adapter.

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    Quote Originally Posted by TuffRR View Post
    Interesting. I bought the one that was on Amazon for $50 which we thought was the same as the local (although different part numbers - this says Omega 10025. Anyway, the round head on mine is 25mm diameter so fits in the adapter, albeit with a bit of room to spare.
    If you remove the grub screw you will be able to replace it with a bolt,it will hold the adaptor in place.Knowing Lindsay it will only be metric,looks to be around 6mm
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    New Jack option.

    Quote Originally Posted by LandyAndy View Post
    If you remove the grub screw you will be able to replace it with a bolt,it will hold the adaptor in place.Knowing Lindsay it will only be metric,looks to be around 6mm

    Andrew

    Yep, M6. I ran an M6 tap through it to clean it out after the lathe.

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    Quote Originally Posted by LandyAndy View Post
    If you remove the grub screw you will be able to replace it with a bolt,it will hold the adaptor in place.Knowing Lindsay it will only be metric,looks to be around 6mm
    Andrew

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    I am very impressed with the patience and ingenuity of all you lot, but being lazy I would still just go and buy it from Cremorne like I did

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    Quote Originally Posted by AnD3rew View Post
    I am very impressed with the patience and ingenuity of all you lot, but being lazy I would still just go and buy it from Cremorne like I did
    You started it by bringing it to our attention.

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    Quote Originally Posted by AnD3rew View Post
    I am very impressed with the patience and ingenuity of all you lot, but being lazy I would still just go and buy it from Cremorne like I did

    Where's the fun in that? New Jack option.
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