I have an aluminium tube which needs to sit within a ball bearing at either end to create a free-running rollerHowever, despite the bearing inner and tube having the same diameters, due to manufacturing tolerances it is not a tight fitThe tube can slip within the inner ring of the bearing, but I need it to hold tight otherwise the bearings are a bit pointless.Would you recommend it's best to try and expand the tube a fraction by some method to get a good interference fit (heating, ramming a larger tube inside etc.), or just use a strong metal resin adhesive?Thanks.
I think most of those treats are just plain junk!!!! I use a treat that is sweet potato wrapped with dried duck meatThey love it.and will do any trick I ask for itit is expensive, but healthy.
No, I've never had an issueAlthough if you just used a different treat, like natural choice dog biscuits, then I'm sure you wouldn't have a problemThat is strange though.Hope you figure it out:)
I think your dogs love you because they know you're a big mooshball when it comes to loving poor homeless doggiesI think your dogs tell all the other dogs in the neighborhood about you, that's why they all want to live in the land of Ding with tasty Snausages and soft blanketsPlus, they like to look at your pretty hair and skin.
Get a bearing with a locking collarThey have a couple of allen screws to tighten onto shaft.
