How Are Bearing Driver / Presses Made?

Dec 07, 2005 23 Replies

Well, yeah, but this is a group overhwelmingling populated with power tool users. Helps the testosterone levels, ya know :)

But.... even the cheapest, most worn-out garage sale metal lathe would make child's play of this.

On Thu, 08 Dec 2005 18:54:55 GMT, with neither quill nor qualm, "Name" quickly quoth:

And you don't know anyone with a welder who might do all the welding for you for a 6-pack or a tenspot? Ask around. You're bound to find someone just up the street who has a leetle welder you could use or talk them into using for you.

I know that too well myself.

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Oh, OK. Now I get it. You were saying, "go buy a lathe". :-)

Thanks.

My friend with a welder lives two hours away, so slows it down.

Someone else mentioned using the old ones, so since I happen to have two old ones that I was just going to throw away anyway, I will try them. I didn't make the connection onyour post, about the possibility of using the old ones. I only have two different tapered roller bearings to worry about, so that will do it for the tapered roller bearings.

Thanks.

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