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<blockquote data-quote="12- carbon" data-source="post: 43763" data-attributes="member: 2397"><p>UPDATE: Desired re-machined shaft OD=8.95mm (when I measure an internal casting I made of the spur gear bore with my calipers)</p><p></p><p>Thanks for rotating the image.</p><p></p><p>I'm not looking to disassemble any of the unit. The existing shaft is integral to the larger element. I don't even think it can be disassembled without destroying it. Re-reading my last post I see how i might have confused things by saying "new shaft diameter", I should have said "re-machined" as you did...</p><p></p><p>You are correct in : "RE-machine the small shaft element on right hand side & the left shaft segment is just for info purposes";</p><p>The portion of the shaft on the left side just extends through and I illustrated for reference I suppose. No modifications needed there.</p><p></p><p>I do not see any conical center drill cones in the shaft.</p><p></p><p>Regarding the 13.50mm measure is not a bore measure. It is the length of the spur gear.</p><p>The desired re-machined shaft OD=8.95mm</p><p></p><p>Regarding the bearings fit you refer to, the bearings will sit on the left shaft which is unmodified, and the left-most portion of the right shaft which is also unmodified, which measures 13.90mm. Unmodified OD=9.50mm.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="12- carbon, post: 43763, member: 2397"] UPDATE: Desired re-machined shaft OD=8.95mm (when I measure an internal casting I made of the spur gear bore with my calipers) Thanks for rotating the image. I'm not looking to disassemble any of the unit. The existing shaft is integral to the larger element. I don't even think it can be disassembled without destroying it. Re-reading my last post I see how i might have confused things by saying "new shaft diameter", I should have said "re-machined" as you did... You are correct in : "RE-machine the small shaft element on right hand side & the left shaft segment is just for info purposes"; The portion of the shaft on the left side just extends through and I illustrated for reference I suppose. No modifications needed there. I do not see any conical center drill cones in the shaft. Regarding the 13.50mm measure is not a bore measure. It is the length of the spur gear. The desired re-machined shaft OD=8.95mm Regarding the bearings fit you refer to, the bearings will sit on the left shaft which is unmodified, and the left-most portion of the right shaft which is also unmodified, which measures 13.90mm. Unmodified OD=9.50mm. [/QUOTE]
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