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Re: pic: Linear bearing + mount

Where did you get those and how much did they cost? All of the linear bearings that i have seen like that are obscenely expensive.
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Re: pic: Linear bearing + mount

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Where did you get those and how much did they cost? All of the linear bearings that i have seen like that are obscenely expensive.

=) Donated by the company =)

edit: aprox $700 value.
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Re: pic: Linear bearing + mount

How do you go about justifying the cost over the $400 limit?
I thought that even donated parts had to come in under the $400 value.
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Re: pic: Linear bearing + mount

Perhaps the parts (bearing shaft and sliders) each are less than 400?
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Re: pic: Linear bearing + mount

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Perhaps the parts (bearing shaft and sliders) each are less than 400?
That'll work, then!
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Re: pic: Linear bearing + mount

we have 6 bearings, each bearing/mount is about $120 i think
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