Example of proper Cheapskate bearing adjustment

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Just a quick video that shows how a properly adjusted Cheapskate bearing assembly will move on the tower extrusion. This will hopefully clarify any ambiguity on where the "sweet spot" is when installing the Cheapskate bearings on the Rostock MAX.



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