Removing and/or Installing a Main Bearing on a DAM Quick Worm Pinion

Started by foakes, July 21, 2023, 08:47:14 PM

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foakes

Had a question from James about this —-

Easy to do.

Just need the right high-tech tools!

Best, Fred
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jgp12000

Has that block been calibrated,and now the install.The position of the bearing on the shaft.

foakes

Quote from: jgp12000 on July 21, 2023, 11:42:40 PMHas that block been calibrated,and now the install.The position of the bearing on the shaft.

No, not calibrated, James —-

Just "Red-Neck" eyeballed.

However, the wood is a calibrated hard birch.  Birch, Alder, or Oak will last me about 5 years of steady use —- Pine around a month.

Walnut, Maple, or Ironwoods are too hard.

The steel worm-shaft has a "stop" shoulder.  When the bearing is snugged up against the shoulder — you're done.

"0" slop, "0" tolerance.

Best, Fred
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