Bearing Fit in Case #211
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I put a tiny bit of electrical tape on the outside of the two bearings - not all the way around, just 1/2" long. It served to increase the pressure fit and push the bearings a little closer to the stepper shaft. My last test worked very well. No binding at all. Its also working from the QZ app although we have some tweaking to do for what is sent across as incline. I'm currently printing out the 31T gear to see if that is better too. |
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Normally they’re tight enough that you really need to “friction fit” them in there either by using a little heat to soften the bearing recess of by gently sanding some material out. |
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How tightly should the bearings fit in the case? I finally got everything together and working but I'm getting some binding and it seems to be due to some play in the bigger gear under torque. The bearings I have go in nicely but there's not enough friction to hold them in place if I flip the case upside down. So I 'think' that as the knob is rotating and there's a bit of a twist in the device that there's enough movement in the gear position that its binding. Could be another cause obviously, but that one seemed the mostly likely.
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