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I have a new to me Hz mill. In the package were three arbors, one 1" and
two 1 1/4". This mill, a Dufour, French made, has two round shafts for the arbor support like a K&T. The arbor support hole is 2" bushed to 1 3/4" with an oillite or brass bushing, Within this bushing is a roller bearing that has a bore of 1". So I'm assuming that when running the 1" arbor I set up the spacers and cutter as needed and put the arbor nut on the outside of the roller bearing using the inner race of the roller bearing as the last spacer. When setting up the 1 1/4" arbor I'm assuming that the roller bearing is removed and that the bushing on the end of the arbor runs in the brass bushing. Some of my confusion is coming from looking in the catalogues and finding that the running bushings on the arbor are standard at 1 5/8" or 1 7/8" OD. Do most arbor supports have a plain bushing to support the arbor? Or are rolling element bearing common? thanks in advance lg no neat sig line |