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Re: Chiaphua Gear Box

Getting back to one of the original questions.

Bronze bushings. I have only used them on non-drive train parts. Especially for arm gear boxes and such. something that will see a Pi or less revolution in a matter of a few seconds. And then return to its starting point.
Its a personnal bias against bushings for high torque/high rev speeds. But they are all over copiers and printers. And these things can put a high load on bearings/bushings.

So there you have it. An unsupported opinion. But I don't see designing around bushings in drive train gear boxes anytime soon

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