[Test-Equipment] re: HP8640B gears
Grant, Ken
Ken.Grant at uhn.on.ca
Tue May 9 08:42:00 EDT 2006
That link probably won't help. Sorry. Here's the pertinent text:
While I'm at it, I've had success with repairing a cracked delrin
gear. Having removed the gear, put it in a refrigerator's freezer
compartment for a few hours. This is an effort to cause the delrin to
shrink more than the brass hub. Drift out the brass hub. Mine came out
with just a gentle tap on a hammer and drift.(Credit the next part to
Jeff Liebermann). Use 24 hr epoxy to glue the Delrin back together.
Use a round file to open up the delrin centre hole so that the brass
hub will just fit back in. Epoxy the hub back in.
One poster has suggested soaking nylon / delrin in warm water
overnight will restore some of it's pliability. I did this to all of
the delrin gears. Don't know if they're more pliable, but they're sure
nice and clean!
Ken
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