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Re: Attatching an axel to a wheel

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Originally Posted by sanddrag
Shaft collars, flanged bearings, e-clips, and whatnot are all good ways to keep a wheel from moving linearly along the shaft too.
Another note on shaft collars... use clamping style collars and preferably the two piece type. Shaft collars with set screws will mar the shaft which is no fun!!

Buy a simple broach set to broach 1/4" - 1/2" items. A wise investment along with several pieces 3/8" and 1/2" keyed shafting. MSC Direct has this for about $100. It's served us well for 4 years now. You may need an arbor press, although with most pieces you can press the broach through with a simple drill press (not running of course) and some cutting oil.
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