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04-10-2008, 11:21
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Re: Hex Shafts and Bearings
If any of you live near a community college that has a machining program, contact them and see if they will help with minor machining, such as rounding off the end of a hex shaft. Our local CC was delighted to help us put several of our #35 sprockets on a diet to save weight. They even gave me the mandrel they made in case we needed to do it again.
I've also had a local machine shop turn down some shafts for free. |
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