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Unread 18-01-2017, 11:58
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Re: The Spring

We got our spring in as well. See link for video showing it is in fact "springy"

https://vimeo.com/199933366

This is an E-41 spring from Century Spring cut to length. Specs match the McMaster p/n supplied. (http://www.centuryspring.com/extensi...ings-e-41.html)

It is sitting on a spring post made per drawing with exception that the diameter is a tad undersized as the diameter called was difficult to get in the spring (calls for 0.66" when spring ID is ~0.60 )

On that note, the drawing doesn't specify at all how the post is attached to the carriage. I can assume there's a 1/4" bolt and nut holding it in place, but this isn't shown. We also came across the attached picture which shows a clamping shaft collar which isn't shown in drawings or field model. Frustrating when you're trying to make field elements as real as possible.
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