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chrisg

posted on 6/2/05 at 09:44 PM Reply With Quote
Stainless rod

Hello

Does anyone konw of a scource for 3mm stainless steel rod?

I need two pieces about 300mm long.

Or one piece 600mm, I have a hacksaw

Any help would be apreciated.

Cheers

Chris





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Mark Allanson

posted on 6/2/05 at 09:52 PM Reply With Quote
1/8" welding rod? Executive coat hanger? Mrs G's oven shelf?





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Mix

posted on 7/2/05 at 10:06 AM Reply With Quote
Silver steel may fit your bill. It's not stainless but is accuratley ground to diameter and thus has a very good finish which could be protected with laquer, it also comes in 330mm lengths and is obtainable from good tool suppliers or the likes of RS Components or Axminster power tool centre.
A word of warning, this is carbon tool steel and as such can be tempered to suit it's application, rapid quencing after welding will make it brittle.

Mick

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Coose

posted on 7/2/05 at 01:53 PM Reply With Quote
Try B&Q of all places! They sell all sorts of short lengths of bar stock, tube, flat bar/angle and extrusions!





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bob

posted on 7/2/05 at 02:58 PM Reply With Quote
chris

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Avoneer

posted on 7/2/05 at 05:57 PM Reply With Quote
I could do with a 12" piece 5/8 thick.
Cheers,
Pat...





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chrisg

posted on 7/2/05 at 07:06 PM Reply With Quote
quote:
Originally posted by Avoneer
I could do with a 12" piece 5/8 thick.
Cheers,
Pat...


we're still talking about steel here aren't we pat?

12inch is fine, 5/8ths is a bit thin!!!!

Thanks for the replys chaps- it has to be stainless - its for my side screen hinges.

cheers

Chris

[Edited on 7/2/05 by chrisg]





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Mk-Ninja

posted on 7/2/05 at 07:20 PM Reply With Quote
Try your local RS Components they stock it.





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907

posted on 7/2/05 at 09:35 PM Reply With Quote
A couple of welding rods any good?

Knock the flux off and polish up with a bit of wet & dry.
U2U me if you want them.

Paul G

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welderman

posted on 7/2/05 at 11:05 PM Reply With Quote
Ye use welding rods, 3.2 mm should do the job. 316 st/st top quality.
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