Now that we have a Diamond Pin that is only touching the part on the top and the bottom of the pin, we need to make the contact points of the pin remain in the same up and down orientation.
To say it differently, we have to make sure the diamond pin doesn’t rotate. We can do this with a flat cut on the pin and a shoulder screw mounted next to the cut. Let’s take a look at the video…
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Next week we will talk about how this sub assembly is shimmed and mounted.
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