Mounting Drill Motors Using Plastic Housing

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Mounting Drill Motors Using Plastic Housing

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31-01-2002, 00:05

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We just drill and tap a 3/8 24 hole in the end of a 1/2 in piece of cold rolled steel. Then put the other end of the shaft in a 1/2 inch bearing with bearing block.

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