Master pin

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3 years 10 months ago #223142 by hfdzl

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Any one know the proper press fit for 22/R2/D2 pins and bushings / Is .010 too much?

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R2 5E3562 SP U.S.A. W.9151
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3 years 10 months ago #223156 by Old Magnet

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That's way to much. Rule of thumb is about 0.001" per inch of diameter. At 0.003" heat will be required for assembly. I'd say about 0.002 to 0.003 would be about right.

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3 years 10 months ago #223173 by kittyman1

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Old wrote:
That's way to much. Rule of thumb is about 0.001" per inch of diameter. At 0.003" heat will be required for assembly. I'd say about 0.002 to 0.003 would be about right.

excellent rule of thumb Mr.Magnet....it doesn't take a lot of interference fit to stay in place....unless you like crazy force..

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3 years 10 months ago #223177 by hfdzl

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I also looked around on the web. I was taught .001 per inch. That seemed too light. Was going to try .005
.003 sounds even better.

Thanks for the help.

R2 5E3562 SP U.S.A. W.9151
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