Re: Linear bearing types
Posted by
groehm@x...
on 1999-05-27 05:28:27 UTC
Ian W. Wright
wrote:
is academic for me, since I've just ordered some hefty linears.
However, I do think babbit might be a good choice for those on a very
limited budget, or with no access to precision machining equipment.
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POURING BABBET for a Little Giant Trip Hammer
By Ralph J. Sproul
Bear Hill Blacksmith
http://www.mindspring.com/~wgray1/
Metal Babbit Bearing Book (PDF format)
http://www.loganact.com/mwn/howto/babbitt/babbitt.html
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Geoff
Tennessee
wrote:
>I don't have a lot of experience with lead bearings except the one in myThanks for the input on babbit bearings. It looks as if the question
>fly-press but I have seen them used a number of times. I agree that, as
>with all techniques, this one has its own place and I suppose there
>would be design considerations which may preclude its use in certain
>situations.
is academic for me, since I've just ordered some hefty linears.
However, I do think babbit might be a good choice for those on a very
limited budget, or with no access to precision machining equipment.
---------------------------------------------
POURING BABBET for a Little Giant Trip Hammer
By Ralph J. Sproul
Bear Hill Blacksmith
http://www.mindspring.com/~wgray1/
Metal Babbit Bearing Book (PDF format)
http://www.loganact.com/mwn/howto/babbitt/babbitt.html
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Geoff
Tennessee