Take a look at B-24 drawn cup roller bearings. 1/4 OD X 1/4 inch long with a
1/8 dowl pin for a shaft. They are static load rated at around 200 lbs.- Vote on answer
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Take a look at B-24 drawn cup roller bearings. 1/4 OD X 1/4 inch long with a
1/8 dowl pin for a shaft. They are static load rated at around 200 lbs.Am Donnerstag, 4. April 2013 23:12:33 UTC+2 schrieb d32:
ith a 1/8 dowl pin for a shaft. They are static load rated at around 200 lbs.
Ned, Sorry, I only checked out Igus just now. They're headquartered in my city! I need to get my head out of my yellow bible sometimes! I figure that a 1/
4" wide x 1/4" bore sleeve would need a minimum P value of 1900. I found a MDS-FILLED Nylon Bearing from McMaster with a P value of 2900. I see that I gus offers way way stronger options.As to needle bearings, sounds cool, but I really want to use a 1/4" or 6mm brass shaft. It's not only the comfort issue with the luthier, but a 1/8" s haft might compress the wood too much. Many extensions are made of solid e bony, which should be no problem, but some are maple or other softer woods.
a 1/8 dowl pin for a shaft. They are static load rated at around 200 lbs.
need to get my head out of my yellow bible sometimes! I figure that a 1/4" wide x 1/4" bore sleeve would need a minimum P value of 1900. I found a MDS-FILLED Nylon Bearing from McMaster with a P value of 2900. I see that Igus offers way way stronger options.
brass shaft. It's not only the comfort issue with the luthier, but a 1/8" shaft might compress the wood too much. Many extensions are made of solid ebony, which should be no problem, but some are maple or other softer woods. If you sign up on the Igus site they will likely provide free samples of potential candidate bushes. I did this on their UK site and ordered the bushes I wanted and paid for them and got a follow up call wanting to know the application and volume and I explained it was likely a one off but the chap said they would still have provided the bearings as free samples, I presume this encourages repeat business and may lead to larger orders. I expect you would do well to talk to or email an application engineer there and explain the design requirements and see what they recommend and get some appropriate samples. They sent me a welcome pack containing more information and a variety of samples of the range of products types they do.
a 1/8 dowl pin for a shaft. They are static load rated at around 200 lbs.
need to get my head out of my yellow bible sometimes! I figure that a 1/4" wide x 1/4" bore sleeve would need a minimum P value of 1900. I found a MDS-FILLED Nylon Bearing from McMaster with a P value of 2900. I see that Igus offers way way stronger options.
brass shaft. It's not only the comfort issue with the luthier, but a 1/8" shaft might compress the wood too much. Many extensions are made of solid ebony, which should be no problem, but some are maple or other softer woods.
Igus is a class act. I spent about $8000 with them in the last year, mostly cable carriers and flexing duty cable. But they've been just as helpful in the past when all I wanted was $15 worth of bearings.
Am Freitag, 5. April 2013 20:11:31 UTC+2 schrieb Ned Simmons:
ng with a 1/8 dowl pin for a shaft. They are static load rated at around
200 lbs.ity! I need to get my head out of my yellow bible sometimes! I figure that a 1/4" wide x 1/4" bore sleeve would need a minimum P value of 1900. I fou nd a MDS-FILLED Nylon Bearing from McMaster with a P value of 2900. I see t hat Igus offers way way stronger options.
6mm brass shaft. It's not only the comfort issue with the luthier, but a 1 /8" shaft might compress the wood too much. Many extensions are made of so lid ebony, which should be no problem, but some are maple or other softer w oods.Sounds like a great outfit. The GLW series has a P value 6x what I need. I' ll give them a call!
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