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Old 06-18-2004, 08:48 PM
 
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vee bearings, where i can get them?

Hi guys...
I was looking at Vee Bearings and Track as an option for a my X,Y,Z axis, what do you guys think about them, are they good, comapring them to linear bearings & shaft, or linear slides ? any comment is appreciated...
And of course...te main question...where I can buy Vee Bearings and Steel Track online?
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Hello Hector,

I have used the vee wheel setup for 12 yrs and have been completely happy with it. I would suggest two sites. Bishop/Wisecarver is the manafacturer but he best price I have found is Reid Tools. I'm sorry I don't have the links but a google search should take care of that in .046 sec!

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Hi guy's

Here's the link for reid tools

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Thanks guys...really appreciated...
By the way, are there any commens on tips using the Vee Bearings, I mean, in how to install and its manteinance...
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Originally posted by turmite
Hello Hector,

I have used the vee wheel setup for 12 yrs and have been completely happy with it. I would suggest two sites. Bishop/Wisecarver is the manafacturer but he best price I have found is Reid Tools. I'm sorry I don't have the links but a google search should take care of that in .046 sec!

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Mike,
By any chance, do you have in hand the part number for Reid Catalog for the bearings, I have tried in reid's web site and havent found them...
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I just got something in the mail from Reid Tool last week saying they were just starting to carry them. Not sure if I still have it (at work), but I'll look Monday.

Although it'll cost you a bit extra, I'd recommend the covers with wipers to keep everything clean and lubricated.
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I use them on my machine. Complete construction details at http://www.machinecnc.com. Look under router #2.

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search around the bishop -wisecarver site. they have instlalation instruction PDFs and other literature.. request a package of info..

the user yneeb has done a design with th BWC stuff and he put some pics up. search on his username to find the threads.

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Hector in the spring 2004 catalog all the "straight" Bishop products are listed on page 392. They come in several different sizes so I would not know which cat. # to give you. Notice I said "straight" parts. On page 391 their curvilinear products are listed. I have actually been looking at this appliction to make my router head rotatable......kinda like a poor man's 5th axis!
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look here for V rail and bearings,

Power Transmission, Bearings & Linear Motion > Linear Rail Systems

http://www.reidtool.com/store/listca...dCategory=4092

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so... what would you guys think of this instead of Thk rails?
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