I'm going to assume you are talking about a crankshaft. When crank journals get worn or scuffed from wear or dirt in the oiling system or a spun bearing a machine shop can regrind the crankshaft to an under size. For instance lets assume a crankshaft rod journal is 2 inches (2.000) and has some wear, so a machine shop regrinds it to .010 under size and now it measures 1.990 inches, so now you'd need a set of rod bearings to fit a crankshaft that has been reground .010 (ten thousandths of an inch) under size, or twenty thousandths, or whatever the case may be. You would measure the crankshaft main and rod journals with a micrometer to determine if they are standard or have been reground and if it was reground to what size.
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Cue can mean a wooden shaft used in games, or a direction to speak in a play.
No such thing as a primary shaft inside of the transmission. There is a mainshaft and a countershaft. Are you meaning the Mainshaft which the the drive belt pulley mounts to?
In the marine industry, when something is re-cladded, it is a metal that has been built up to original dimensions. For example, a tail shaft is eroded. To effect a repair, the shaft is machined down past the erosion and pitting. Then the shaft is built up again using submerged arc welding to original dimensions where it would be machined to the final dimensions. We would say then the the shaft had been re-cladded.
Not meaning to be facetious, but the answer is to buy a new, longer shafted stick.
This is when the rotor (Shaft of the motor) Stalls, normally due to overloading, bearing failure
The word quill is a noun meaning feather. It does not have an antonym. Synonyms for quill are plume, down, shaft, and pinion.
Axle shaft, steering shaft, drive shaft, distributor shaft
Every thing is vibrating in it's normal standing that named natural vibration. and this vibratin has a frequnce whitch named natural frequencc. if you force a shaft or a rigid matterial with some harmonic force that is affecting in frequence of natural frequency of that matterial there will be resonance. So the shaft or ... deforms as a resault of resonance.