Thread: Bearing fit problem
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05-10-2013 #3
As said above, you need to stop the bearing moving under axial load. If the axial load is in one direction only, you could get away with leaving a 3mm step on one face so that the bearing presses in but ends up flush on one face? Failing that, you'll need a step and an internal circlip. Or a circlip either side. Or a step and a stepped shaft. Or...
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