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Re: Motor coupling

Posted by Anton Abaya at 1/24/2001 9:35 PM EST


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In Reply to: Motor coupling
Posted by Athena on 1/24/2001 7:40 PM EST:



: We are attaching the motor coupling to our motor. There is no hole in the shaft for the screw. Is drilling a hole in the saft a good idea or should we do something else?
: thanx ^.^

we are also using the same stuff this year and it was my impression that there was no need for a hole in the shaft for the set screw. I could be wrong however becuase our stuff isnt coming till tomorrow.

if the shaft is held in place by the set screw on the motor coupling, then you should be fine... although drilling straight through a shaft works, u usually need not bother when you are dealing with set screws. the only time drilling straight through a shaft would be for pins.

good luck.

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