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31-01-2005, 08:03
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Re: Need help designing keyway in gear
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Yes you can. As Paul said, it will take some heat to get it back out so make sure it is positioned properly before the glue sets. |
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31-01-2005, 08:43
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Re: Need help designing keyway in gear
If you are still worried about the depth of the 1/8" keyway, and are not concerned about the strenth of the shaft, you could put the 3/32" keyway in twice 180 degrees apart.
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