A while back, another member had a post about the idea he had to modify the butcher block bearings. Since I had purchased 16 of them a year ago and never used them because of the large play they had, I kept the info and today I modified them with great results. I choose a 3/8" steel rod which fits perfect in the V Groove but other sizes also fit nice. Its your choice.
If you are interested, here is what I did
Thread: Butcher Block V Groove Bearings
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11-17-2010, 02:25 AM #1
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I would put two skate bearings in them. That would fill it out just about right.
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