Terry,
I doctored up an existing picture (see attached) to show you what we are talking about. The picture is of the floating sheave, but the procedure is the same for the control sheave
The hole does not need to be precisely 3/16” from the raised collar; it just needs to be drilled over the keyway near the center of the entire sheave. 3/16” from the raised collar gets you close.
Sincerely,
Ron309753
No oiling holes?
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Let me add that IMHO the hole drilling is best be done with the sheave removed from the headstock and shafts and key etc. Also be sure to remove any burr from the inside of the key slot due to drilling through it.
[quote="Ron309753"]Terry, I doctored up an existing picture (see attached) to show you what we are talking about. The picture is of the floating sheave, but the procedure is the same for the control sheave
The hole does not need to be precisely 3/16”]
[quote="Ron309753"]Terry, I doctored up an existing picture (see attached) to show you what we are talking about. The picture is of the floating sheave, but the procedure is the same for the control sheave
The hole does not need to be precisely 3/16”]
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Drill a thru hole. This piic may help ya for placement of the hole.joefitz wrote:How deep should I drill the oil holes? Thanks.
http://shopsmith.net/forums/attachment. ... 1291385951
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Drill them with the sheave OFF the shaft!;) Clean up any burr 'inside'.beeg wrote:Drill a thru hole. This piic may help ya for placement of the hole.
http://shopsmith.net/forums/attachment.htm?attachmentid=11103&d=1291385951
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