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| usually they don't give much trouble, especially if the set screw locks down onto a flat on the shafts...I _assume_ we're talking about the style that uses set screws through the coupler onto the shaft flats.. a wee little dab of silicone onto the setscrew will help a bit.. never had any problems with the 'clamping' style that have a machined slot and use screws to 'squeeze' onto the shaft... more money though... ..enjoy.. Last edited by vladdy; 06-01-2008 at 02:47 AM. |
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| I currently use the cheapies from princess auto...5/8 spider style complete set for 3.49.....need a reasonably rigid motor mount, with the split style or machined multiple slot 'bellows' type the is some additional alignment support comared to the lovejoy or spider types.. ..enjoy.. |
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| Another thing I was thinking of was to buy some cheap couplers and bore out the set screw and tap for a larger set screw.What about counter sinking the motor shaft a little just to recieve the set screw,would it be worth it even,just a thought?Also thanks for the responce,cheers. |
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| didn't even think of the type of shafts you must have... I assumed your shafts had a flat machined onto them...it's been a while since I've looked at mine, and all have a flat on them...setscrew does'nt come loose with that style... oops... even if you use a dremel or die grinder to put a bit of a flat where the setscrew bites, it will help quite a bit.. ..enjoy.. |
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