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But first I needed a dust-cover for the bearing. Well, it turns out a spray-paint cap is just the right size to go over the upper
bearing cup. So I trimmed it down by clamping it in my six-jaw (jaws on the inside pulling out- held very well, actually)
and clamped an eXacto knife in the toolpost. Sliced it off perfectly straight and very clean.





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