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Obviously machining it is annoying, but once it's done, you're probably set. -Aren |
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This thread reminds me of why I preferred round shaft prior to all the major FRC CoTS suppliers switching to hex.
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Turns out there was only 1 or 2 shafts that had deformed enough that the Thunderhex bearing would not go on.
Thanks for all the tips and tricks, a couple we knew, but a couple we didn't. |
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I guess we got lucky. :) We bought an 8' length of the 1018 cold rolled hex from onlinemetals.com. It fit our bearings as well as any of our aluminum shafts. The ends were snug (presumably from shipment) but still looser than a press fit. Along the length of the shaft, the bearing slid freely.
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