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Re: Bearing advice needed (kinda long)
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Posted by supergrumpy on January 13, 2006 at 06:58:32 from (24.213.235.108):
In Reply to: Bearing advice needed (kinda long) posted by MH on January 13, 2006 at 06:39:43:
if you are talking about the kind of bearings I see, the material will be very hard why not turn down the axle shaft?, probably much softer metal if you have some way of rotating it, you could use wet type sandpaper and reduce the size yourself, might just be a layer of paint or rust causing your interference issue on 2nd thought, you might need that interefernce to keep the bearing in place unless there are snaprings or such
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