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11-01-2002, 12:02
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Not in my opinion...
The drill motor WAS actually designed to take side loads (or at least the transmission was). There is a pretty wide bearing inside the drill transmission. I wouldn't go crazy with huge side loads but I have and will probably again design mechanisms that put pretty hefty side loads on that drill output shaft.
Joe J. |
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