It did find some timing pulleys in 10mm D bore. A little lathe work and you could have a D bushing to press fit in your original hub once it was bored out. The pulleys came up under electric skateboard builds. I searched 10mm D pulley.
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It did find some timing pulleys in 10mm D bore. A little lathe work and you could have a D bushing to press fit in your original hub once it was bored out. The pulleys came up under electric skateboard builds. I searched 10mm D pulley.
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What I believe is that the aluminum hub is flexing under the torque. When I remove the set screws, It's like they are cross threaded. Something gets stretched out of shape. My theory.
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Might think about drilling all the way thru the D shaft and into the housing on the other side ... then use a thru pin (thru pins can be found with a knurled section on one end to grip into the housing and not allow the pin to back out) ...
Or use a spring pin (slotted spring steel pin makes tight fit) ...
Just use the correct drill bit for the pin to be used ...
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You guys techniques are past my skill set so I’ll be quiet and learn something. Hope you find something Tom.
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I thought about this Rickie. The shaft is about 25mm L. My tabletop press is worn out and I would break the drill bit with my shaky hands. Age restrictions complicate things for me.
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