jerry dycus wrote:
> 
>      Hi Victor and All,
> --- Victor Tikhonov <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > jerry dycus wrote:
> > >
> > >      Hi Victor and All,
> > > --- Victor Tikhonov <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > > > Sorry,
> > > >
> > > > Put smooth taper lock bushing over splines
> > without
> > > > key way
> > > > is not only unprofessional but a plain BAD idea.
> >

>     Your wrong Victor. I have 1 on an EV motor that
> puts out more torque than your AC units do and no
> problem.

It's not a matter of torque. Find me an OEM fitting smooth
part over splined one. You personally can do whatever you
want, don't try to convince me this is right way to do it.

If I as supplier sell a hub to fit over splines
and a flywheel comes off and explodes (for whatever, 
even unrelated reasons) injuring driver or passenger,
they will sue me, not you or Siemens.

I do many things and experiments (and mistakes) too.
If it happen to work for me doesn't mean I can recommend
this for others just because it worked.

If you enjoy experiments with a flywheels spinning
at near 10k RPM, fine with me.

>       So. I do a lot of things that are not what they
> were designed to do. If we didn't, would we have EV's?
>      You don't seem to know much about how metal
> reacts under pressure and how to manipulate it.

I don't care how you justify doing it. I'm responsible
and liable for final result and have to guarantee it without
manipulations. I'm not in the same boat with you.

> >
> > This is not the part where you cut the cost. Ask
> > Mark Farver.

>     Again that's bull. If you center it right, a stock
> spline mated to whatever you need out,  it's just as
> good as your way. It depends on the skill of the
> person doing the work.

I don't want to engage in this kind of responses.

I got adapters made professionally:

http://www.metricmind.com/images/hub1.jpg
http://www.metricmind.com/images/hub2.jpg
http://www.metricmind.com/images/hub3.jpg
http://www.metricmind.com/images/hub4.jpg
http://www.metricmind.com/images/hub5.jpg

You're welcome and free to do it any way you wish.

Keep in mind - as soon as you suggest it to others - 
you're liable for what you say, whether they follow
your suggestions right or wrong. May not be
legally liable, but you get the point. You don't want
to hear about someone's troubles because of your
suggestions, do you?

Lastly, if you're going to respond still justifying
your suggestion - please don't bother.

Victor

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