Alastair H | 16/06/2009 09:14:23 |
5 forum posts | Has anyone got any tips for repairing a stripped D-hole? The damage was caused when the output gear jammed and the shaft continued to rotate, chewing out the flat on the D-hole.
I have ideas about filing a flat in the hole and making a packing piece to fill the gap, but the filing will not be a precision operation (by me).
Are repair inserts available? This would allow me to drill out the hole and then glue an insert in place.
Any help much appreciated. |
Alastair H | 20/06/2009 19:13:41 |
5 forum posts | Fixed it. I filed a slot, the width of the flat, where the flat on the D used to be. This was 2mm deep ie below where the D used to be. Then I made a key 2mm thick and 0.3" wide (width of flat). With a bit of dressing to give some clearance, the key slid in and did the job. Edited By Alastair H on 20/06/2009 19:14:51 |
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