Anyone know where I can buy a 2 foot length of SAE threaded srteel
tubing?


BoyntonStu

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Anyone know where I can buy a 2 foot length of SAE threaded srteel
tubing?

Bringing your Subject: header down into the body for complete
information (not all newsreaders display the subject while you are
reading the article), you asked:

'Subject: threaded 1" or 1-14" ID steel tubing needed'

What thread pitch? A standard thread for a 1" diameter (or I
guess that your other was supposed to be 1-1/4" diameter) would be deep
enough to structurally weaken typical tubing thicknesses.

Good Luck,
DoN.

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Bob AZ

In article .com,
says...
Anyone know where I can buy a 2 foot length of SAE threaded srteel
tubing?



Sounds like the connecting rods used between spherical rod ends.
McMaster only carries up to 3/4-16. Perhaps check with some of the rod
end manufacturers; Heim, Aurora, Morse, etc., or a bearing distributor.

Googling

"rod end" "connecting rod"

or

"spherical rod end" "connecting rod"

turns up some promising links.

Ned Simmons

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| Anyone know where I can buy a 2 foot length of SAE threaded srteel
| tubing?
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| BoyntonStu

IIRC, that sounds like conduit or water pipe, and I have seen conduit
available in continuously threaded pieces. Ask an electrical supply.