hi, im in need of two miniature bearings,no problems there. my question is do you use a shaft with the exact i,d of the bearing and what is the best way to fit them without the proper tool?
thanks for any advice
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bearings should be a tolerance or engineering fit
If you are making something custom turn the shaft to fit the bearings, having played with vintage engines other items don't cheap out on bearings I tend to stick with SKF or Timken
Google simply bearings
If you are making something custom turn the shaft to fit the bearings, having played with vintage engines other items don't cheap out on bearings I tend to stick with SKF or Timken
Google simply bearings
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we have no context here so difficult what to suggest
we need to know size[model car real car router or big machine] 'load expected performance needs
some are bolted on some are captive some are friction
some are sealed some are greased
just realized you said miniature so no heat in fitting
we need to know size[model car real car router or big machine] 'load expected performance needs
some are bolted on some are captive some are friction
some are sealed some are greased
just realized you said miniature so no heat in fitting
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