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11-08-2008, 20:52
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Re: Securing gears on shafts
We used PVC with an ID that was slightly larger than our shaft diameter as spacers for our wheels. I don't see why you couldn't use them on gears. If you have the machining capability, I would use roll pins.
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12-08-2008, 00:02
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Re: Securing gears on shafts
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I didn't personally have the clearance for spacers but I'll consider putting enough clearance in for future gearboxes. I found roll pins the easiest way. A few washers here and there helped space things. -Vivek |
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