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Re: Question about Bearings?
In automotive engines, most overhead camshafts ride directly in holes in the aluminum head, and the aluminum lasts for a long, long time. The trick? lubrication. Since you can't have oil dripping from your robot, you probably need a bushing or bearing. Which you use probably depends on load, speed, thickness of the mounting surface, and other stuff that we don't know, but you do know.
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