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Re: Rhino track failier?

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Originally Posted by Michael Corsetto View Post
Just a thought.

If the tight fit between the bearing and the plastic hub is causing issues, could teams take a reamer to their existing plastic hubs and change a tight fit to a slip fit? Doesn't solve all the impact issues, but could reduce some of the stress in the hub.

Kudos to the AM crew for being on top of this. FRC teams are lucky to have so many dedicated suppliers!

-Mike
You probably could ream the hole out, but I wouldn't risk causing damage to any presently undamaged parts. The reamer could put unnecessary stress onto the hole and possibly fracture it. Depending on 3D printer access I would print a new part with a stronger material and a slightly adjusted hole diameter. Just my advice.
 


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