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04.15.2012, 10:09 PM
Thank you. I will share the build in the near future.
There is so little material to remove from the carrier. I used a 1/8" straight cutter, and just took off the edge around the carrier (kinda a chamfer) so the bearing would start into the carrier. Then pressed it into place. Kirk |
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04.16.2012, 12:02 AM
Oh... cool... I'll see how it works out...
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