To stake our spherical bearings, a special tool is required. We managed to break one of the two halves last year, so we needed a new one. I thought about buying one, but I had some extra stock laying around that wasn't going to be used for anything else, and now that our mill is fixed, I decided to just make one. Took about half an hour from start to finish, and I got to use one of our fancy five-flute carbide end mills. Nice mill bits make a world of difference...
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| The finished product |
A couple of pictures of the machining after the jump.
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| Machining the pocket |
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| Machining the clearance for the A-arm bearing carrier |
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