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Walter Deitzler 06-01-2013 22:56

Press fitting
 
How much smaller than the diameter of a bearing would you make a hole in order to press fit it and have it be in firmly?

Thanks!

MattC9 06-01-2013 23:00

Re: Press fitting
 
Here's a thread I started a while back that will help you. http://www.chiefdelphi.com/forums/sh...ight=Press+Fit

P.S. The search feature is very handy

Walter Deitzler 06-01-2013 23:07

Re: Press fitting
 
That thread seems to be press fitting into sheet metal. What about directly into aluminum tube? And how many thousandths of an inch would you recommend? Also, to cut into the tube, can that be done? The you hinted at is more for sheet metal, which we do not have access to.

akoscielski3 06-01-2013 23:11

Re: Press fitting
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by LedLover96 (Post 1209528)
That thread seems to be press fitting into sheet metal. What about directly into aluminum tube? And how many thousandths of an inch would you recommend? Also, to cut into the tube, can that be done? The you hinted at is more for sheet metal, which we do not have access to.

Sheet metal and the wall of your tubing has little difference when you are press fitting a bearing into it. you should be able to use the same sizes as that thread states.

Mk.32 06-01-2013 23:13

Re: Press fitting
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by akoscielski3 (Post 1209534)
Sheet metal and the wall of your tubing has little difference when you are press fitting a bearing into it. you should be able to use the same sizes as that thread states.

Generally for FRC usage a thou under is enough.
The bigger issue is can you actually machine to that kind of tolerance?
A reamer would do it perfectly every time however just using say an endmill on a CNC machine you may be a few thou off due to tool wear causing a press fit to turn into a non fit.


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