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Re: Impact of drift pin - JMS/MN and others
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Posted by RAB on September 12, 2005 at 11:45:59 from (195.93.21.100):
In Reply to: Impact of drift pin - JMS/MN and others posted by Hendrik on September 12, 2005 at 08:09:44:
If one of those balls were made in a soft material, that one would deform first. I always(?HaHa!) use a soft faced mallet or a brass drift. It is just like crank shaft/bearing wear - it is always the softer crankshaft metal that slowly wears away while that little old white metal bearing remains good until you knock it out or destroy it with lack of lube. Regards, RAB
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