Terry King wrote:

YOu want it cheap. wrap a piece of waxed paper around the inside tube
and pour the gap with epoxy compound. Use a couple layers of paper to
get the clearances you need. Use a piece of styrofoam to hold it in
place and for the bottom dam on the tubes. For the same process in
bigger dollars use Moglice.
I like that idea, too! I do a lot of boat stuff with West Epoxy...

What IS Moglice??

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Regards, Terry King ...In The Woods In Vermont

The one who Dies With The Most Parts LOSES!! What do you need?

Moglice is a bearing material used to repair ways in machine tools. You
can get it in either liquid two part or putty two parts composition. It
has wear material in the epoxy compound. The bad part is that it is
expensive but not so if you consider the time it saves in a repair.
Here is the site for more info:

http://www.moglice.com/


John