Hey Hopper love ya. Why don't you heat the cases to take the bearings out and drop them back in? The case heats up and expands with a heat gun easy enough. I do it on difficult stubborn wheel bearings. Some I freeze the bearings and heat the housings.
Quote from New Life newsletter: The “Secret” to Success Practice and work hard on these things; be absorbed in them [completely occupied in your ministry], so that your progress will be evident to all. 1 Timothy 4:15 The best way to become skilled and effective at anything is through practice. Whether it is managing a business, ice skating, networking with other people, writing, earning money or cooking, the way to get better at it is to actually spend a significant amount of time doing it. We like to think sometimes that there are “secrets” which make people effective at what they do, and that if we could just acquire those inside secrets we’d be stunningly successful. Certainly there are many things you can learn from those who are more experienced. Yet there are no secret techniques, there is no inside information, which can take the place of practice. Anything you do often enough, you will learn to do well. That’s no secret. It’s plainly obvious. Instead of looking for a secret technique, just get busy and get some good, solid, real-world experience. Then you’ll have the ultimate inside information. Father in heaven, there is no shortage of books or blogs claiming to have the secret shortcut to success, but we know there is no secret, just hard work. Help us to spend our time and energy working and growing. Instead of wasting our time looking for short cuts, help us to put in the effort to grow. In Jesus name, AMEN! The secret of your success is determined by your daily agenda.
I always love it when somebody is willing to spend the money to bring back one of the old legends, their money is well spent
Ice Ice Baby come on. Nice job Hopper love watching your saw talents. You build a good saw sir.
Love the 181 281 288 series saws 💪
Noticed the camera was setup from the other side of work bench. I like the vidjas on the 200/300 series saws.
Good video Mr. Hopper, always great seeing a vid. Nice work 👍
Great how to video
Woo hoo!!
Awesome work brother❤
Drop the beat Vanilla Hopper😂😂
Hey Hopper love ya. Why don't you heat the cases to take the bearings out and drop them back in? The case heats up and expands with a heat gun easy enough. I do it on difficult stubborn wheel bearings. Some I freeze the bearings and heat the housings.
Quote from New Life newsletter:
The “Secret” to Success
Practice and work hard on these things; be absorbed in them [completely occupied in your ministry], so that your progress will be evident to all. 1 Timothy 4:15
The best way to become skilled and effective at anything is through practice. Whether it is managing a business, ice skating, networking with other people, writing, earning money or cooking, the way to get better at it is to actually spend a significant amount of time doing it. We like to think sometimes that there are “secrets” which make people effective at what they do, and that if we could just acquire those inside secrets we’d be stunningly successful. Certainly there are many things you can learn from those who are more experienced. Yet there are no secret techniques, there is no inside information, which can take the place of practice. Anything you do often enough, you will learn to do well. That’s no secret. It’s plainly obvious. Instead of looking for a secret technique, just get busy and get some good, solid, real-world experience. Then you’ll have the ultimate inside information.
Father in heaven, there is no shortage of books or blogs claiming to have the secret shortcut to success, but we know there is no secret, just hard work. Help us to spend our time and energy working and growing. Instead of wasting our time looking for short cuts, help us to put in the effort to grow. In Jesus name, AMEN!
The secret of your success is determined by your daily agenda.
How's the Hoppers
Sorry exactly what your doing to put the crank in heating the inner race