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15-06-2015 #1
Linear shaft is induction hardened, which means the outside layer is hard. Around the 50-60 hrc. The middle of the shaft is usualy soft enough to drill and tap.
The stainless steel tube will pit after a short while where the internal race of balls will wear into the stainless shaft loosing the accuracy and smoothness.
Also tubing will be far less rigid thand solid hardened shaft/ supported shaft.
If you want to use the stainless shaft then you are best off using ferrite/ brass bushes lightly oiled.
Hope this helpsLast edited by totts; 15-06-2015 at 05:44 PM.
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31-07-2017 #2
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Last edited by Desertboy; 31-07-2017 at 09:44 PM.
http://www.mycncuk.com/threads/10880...60cm-work-area My first CNC build WIP 120cm*80cm
If you didn't buy it from China the company you bought it from did ;)
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