On Sun, 21 Sep 2008 07:45:54 +0200, "Steve Lusardi"
wrote:

Steve,
This is when you chuck up a piece of 1" barstock in your 3 jaw, bore a 3/8"
hole and part off as many as you need, 'cuz it takes far less time than the
sourcing, ordering and shipping of said parts. This is a metal working NG
isn't it?
Steve


"SteveB" toquerville@zionvistas wrote in message
...
A friend of mine picks up all sorts of things from his union job, many of
which are in or headed for the dumper. Recently he brought me some THICK
washers that were labeled EARTHQUAKE SPACERS (or something like that. I'm
sure about the earthquake part, not sure about the spacer part) They were
about 1" in diameter, 1" thick, had a 3/8" hole through the axis of the
cylinder, and had a brass looking coating. They were six in a package.
Now I need more for a project. I know they are called spacers, but is
there a specialty name for them?

Steve

now that is the mark of true genius.
who ever would have thought that some one could actually make
themselves a cylinder of metal an inch diameter, an inch thick with a
3/8th hole bored through the material.

wonder of wonders...

Lusardi, in this consumerist age you are such a thinker.
did one of your ancestors invent something called a wheel?????

now let us close our eyes and think of a brass looking coating applied
to steel..........
........................
......zzzzzzz ooops! ummmm
..................
........................
bing!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
cadmium plating.
.....and I didnt even use google.

Stealth (I'd label them Squiggly Wiggly Earthquake Spacers -OSLT)
Pilot