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clevis for a Ø3 displacer or piston rod
clevis for a Ø3 displacer or piston rod: Ø9 × 12 socket with a Ø3 bore and a tapped M3 grub (Ø2.5) 6 from its top, two 3.5 mm cheeks 5 apart (a 5 mm con-rod), Ø3 cross pin 12 above the socket, slot floor 8 below the pin; 12 × 9 × 18 above the socket: takes a con-rod's 623 end on a Ø3 × 12 pin
Exact dimensions. True size, no printing tolerance added. Threads are plain cylinders at the major diameter.
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Dimensions
| file | rod-clevis-3mm |
|---|---|
| socket | Ø3 × 16 |
| boss | Ø9 |
| gap | 5 |
| pin hole | Ø3 at 12, floor at 4 |
| overall | 12 × 9 × 30 |
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