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02-08-2008, 00:04
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Re: Securing gears on shafts
eclips would probably be a good solution. I haven't used them before. I still don't think I have enough clearance for the locking collars.
What do you think about gorilla glue? It is a gearbox so there should be no side load on the gears. Wouldn't a few dabs of gorilla glue work? thanks, Vivek |
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