I didn't take pictures as I went. The side of the blower with the pulley was worn really bad so I removed the old material from that side first. I replaced the shaft with a piece of 5/8 round stock, put the two halves of the blower back together and centered the shaft with a plastic 5/8 bushing and some tape around it to get it up to the sizes of the hole. I used a flat washer with some high temp copper RTV silicon gasket maker to hold it in place and keep the molten babbitt in place. I heated the housing to about 400 degrees the the acy torch. I heated the Babbitt in the ladle on a propane burner to around 650-700 degrees and poured it in until it was full. Oh, I used an infrared gun to measure temperature. I went away until the thing cooled. I had to drive the 5/8 rod out with a brass punch then i used the dremel tool to sand the inside diameter until the shaft fit freely. The I repeated the same process on the other side of the housing. I need to get better at remembering to take pictures i guess. I hope this helps