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<div style="text-align: right;">[https://cad.onshape.com/documents/a2590672ece11180cd4d60d0/w/180034e6f61eac6669ee5961/e/fd81fdd961f4753b6f3e5375?configuration=List_zyUFl3MfesMyez%3DDefault&renderMode=0&uiState=65be73815b8b636a5e37c83a 3D Model]&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;[SUMMARYPG About this item]&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;[https://www.aeonlaboratories.com/?page=products&item=actuator+frame+bearing+4LFV Product info]</div>
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# Setup the MV35 so that it will hold the actuator frame bearing.
|about=Actuator_Frame_Bearing_4LFV
# Grab an actuator bearing blank and place it into the setup.
|product=actuator+frame+bearing+4LFV}}
# Run the program.
 
#* It is most efficient to do the same step on multiple blanks then move onto a different step.
== Instructions ==
# Run all of the programs required to turn the blank into the needed part
[[File:Actuator frame bearing 4LFV exploded.png|alt=piece of plastic in half|thumb|Actuator frame bearing 4LFV]]
# This part is milled in the MV35, follow the instructions within the program.
# Drill a 0.443 inch hole on the top of the bearing.
# Drill a 0.785 inch hole on the top (Do not go all the way through).
 
=== Notes: ===
* Follow the model to find the correct position.

Latest revision as of 15:26, 25 July 2024

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Instructions

piece of plastic in half
Actuator frame bearing 4LFV
  1. This part is milled in the MV35, follow the instructions within the program.
  2. Drill a 0.443 inch hole on the top of the bearing.
  3. Drill a 0.785 inch hole on the top (Do not go all the way through).

Notes:

  • Follow the model to find the correct position.