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  1. i2y4n

    Ball Detent Spring System

    That picture makes sense, thanks for the link. I'm having trouble trying to figure out how to calculate if the detent is sitting on a radius rather than on a countersink angle.
  2. i2y4n

    Ball Detent Spring System

    So... three parts, the head of the wrench, the detent, and the end of the handle of the wrench 1. there is force being applied to the end of the handle 2. the detent has a spring force pushing along the axis of the wrench towards the head and a torque 3. the head of the wrench has a torque...
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    Ball Detent Spring System

    Ex: Ball detent spring torque wrench (click type) Question: How would you calculate how much force is applied to the spring for a desired torque?

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