I do not think spinning it will cause any problems

Posted by Penguin (A) on January 12, 2017 at 21:01:16

In Reply to: RE: P.S. posted by wayne lab on January 11, 2017 at 01:48:45:

The materials used in the bearing have some properties that make them almost indestructible. You are more likely to shatter it by dropping it, than destroying it spinning it dry. All that said almost any oil in the 30 W range will be fine. If you can find it in small quantities the perfect oil is a synthetic 30w turbine oil used for jet engines. I think that is what KAB sells :).

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Topic - Applied Fidelity Bearing Identification and advice. - wayne lab 04:16:10 01/10/17 (16)

RE: Applied Fidelity Bearing Identification and advice. - jkaschyk 10:44:51 01/10/17 (10)

P.S. - jkaschyk 10:52:46 01/10/17 (9)

RE: P.S. - wayne lab 04:15:13 01/11/17 (6)

RE: P.S. - wayne lab 04:16:43 01/11/17 (5)

RE: P.S. - jkaschyk 06:28:50 01/11/17 (4)

RE: P.S. - wayne lab 01:16:47 01/14/17 (1)

RE: P.S. - jkaschyk 07:25:03 01/14/17 (0)

RE: P.S. - wayne lab 10:59:56 01/11/17 (1)

RE: P.S. - jkaschyk 11:43:13 01/11/17 (0)

RE: P.S. - wayne lab 01:48:45 01/11/17 (1)

I do not think spinning it will cause any problems - Penguin 21:01:16 01/12/17 (0)

RE: Applied Fidelity Bearing Identification and advice. - louie3 06:28:27 01/10/17 (0)

Can't tell from the picture - texanater 05:17:51 01/10/17 (3)

RE: Can't tell from the picture - Mel 07:48:32 01/10/17 (0)

RE: Can't tell from the picture - wayne lab 05:29:46 01/10/17 (1)

RE: Can't tell from the picture - texanater 05:44:13 01/10/17 (0)

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I do not think spinning it will cause any problems - Penguin 21:01:16 01/12/17 (0)

I do not think spinning it will cause any problems

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