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    never mind.. soon be time to iron last years xmas wrapping paper....
    and tippex the cards..

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    cheers kip
    bag of bearings arrived from " gap bearings " today...
    will feed three 12mm bearings on to trapeziod screw fix bearings down with theseClick image for larger version. 

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    worked a treat took the threads of with grinder ....last few mil with a file .......
    threaded end for m8 nut

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    worked a treat took the threads of with grinder ....last few mil with a file .......
    threaded end for m8 nut
    I am impressed Jon. How did you jig the grinder to control the attack?

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    irving
    done it free hand , went down with the grinder till just the very bottom of the threads were left, then set calipers to 8mm ( screw still turning with drill) and used file to take it down the rest .. checking with calipers took about a hour to do .... happy with the result
    should eliminate endfloat with thrust bearings

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