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Hi, Look at the link below. I think it might be a OiliteR Spherical Bearings. Hope this helps. https://www.bowman.co.uk/bearings/oilite-bearings-self-lubricating-bearings Paul :-) :-) _____ From:

Jeff Plastic may not be a good alternative I am afraid the shaft may bond to the plastic when it gets hot. I would call McMaster-Car and ask a technical person what they have to substitute oil lite

Maybe ssearch for "oil impregnated spherical bearing"? Most of the hits are on Chinese sites but maybe with some digging... Here's one:

Jeff Have you considered plastic there is some tough plastic out there. GP --------------------------------------------

Apologies up front for OT, but you guys know more than anyone I've spoken to on the phone today. Does anyone know the proper terminology for the attached pic? Pillow, Pillow Block, Oval, ovoid, egg,

That's a pretty darn deal , I hope his students know how lucky they are ??? ??? animal

Really, these things are not rocket science. They are a set of centerless-ground rods of specific diameters, and a paper chart. (Or, you can do it with a simple equation.) As long as the rods are

You buy or make a plug gauge with as nearly exactly the thread you need to mate to as you can manage. For a lathe chuck, a duplicate of the spindle.? For the one I made for my Atlas I was essentially

I was thinking of a double-ender. Yrs, d > >

Technically, to make thread gauges plural.? You need a go and a nogo if the thread really matters like a receiver. Save time and make them on the same bar, just use your cut off tool to separate

Ron,Earlier in the thread it was discussed to make a plug test piece with external threads to be used to test fit the interactive threading.? The reference to using thread wires was referring to the

Use the wires to make a plug go/no-go gauge. Yrs, d > >

I rarely comment, but this one has me mystified.How do you use thread wires on internal threads?Even if the wires are bent into a circle to fit inside the internal thread, you need an internal

Thanks Bill,I think I'm going the thread wire route.? Doing a little research and digging it seems to be the method for accuracy, it's economical and versatile. As far as mic's, I have all I need

Can we change the subject line of the conversation, if we are no longer on the live center topic? Can this be done? My Outlook does not allow me to change message subject line.

Dave, I am about 5 miles north of Bloomington-Normal, just a couple of hours away. Bruce Monson bmonson61@...<mailto:bmonson61@...> Dave Matticks wrote: Where in Illinois are you? I'm

Thread wires and regular micrometers. Mitutoyo or Starrett if you like, but regular mikes. ;) They are way more versatile, and relatively speaking, cheaper, too.?

Where in Illinois are you?I'm about 5 miles straight South? of O'Hare.?Dave? Sent from my T-Mobile 4G LTE Device

Bill, Are you happy with PD thread wires? It says made in the USA by Fischer Scientific.? No reviews on Amazon yet.?? The Brown & Sharpe thread wires on Amazon don't have very good reviews.? Its

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