I guess they used Matt's estimate in the title. Even though Steve says he used a pack of 10k steel balls.
Don't most common bearings have 7-10?
I guess they used Matt's estimate in the title. Even though Steve says he used a pack of 10k steel balls.
Don't most common bearings have 7-10?
Don't most common bearings have 7-10?
The small ones which have about the ball size in the video usually do. There is far more for industrial equipment like cranes, they also have larger balls.
> Don't most common bearings have 7-10?
The small ones which have about the ball size in the video usually do. There is far more for industrial equipment like cranes, they also have larger balls.
But if it's 10k ball bearing balls in there, that gives a quite bad ball bearing on average. I've never seen a ball bearing with 3 or less balls in reality.