Bearings vs Bearing Blocks

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11-09-2015, 15:25

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Re: Bearings vs Bearing Blocks

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Originally Posted by Michael Corsetto

Can you expand on what you meant by this statement?

-Mike

What I mean by that is that it takes a degree of engineering knowledge, design knowledge, and care to run exact center chain runs (outside of a tube), and if a designer wants to use exact center chain runs, they should do some thorough research to understand the problem as best they can. If their first consideration of this idea was a suggestion in a CD thread, if they don't have the background knowledge it's probably safest to just use a simple tensioner.

I think the statement I made was too broad and sweeping. In short: know what you're doing.

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