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06-05-2021, 11:04 AM

PAUL K

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Quote:

Originally Posted by taff2

however,that turned down shaft has 90 degree sharp edges where the turned down section meets the original diameter

, no one with any inkling of performance sense would turn a load bearing shaft to that form. It's building in a potential failure.

At the end of the day those sharp 90 degree edges worked (accomplished the task on hand) so please explain how they are wrong?

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