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hex brass
looking for hex brass bar stock in the smaller sizes....say 3\16 and
smaller..........for the smaller screw sizes....tia....Larry |
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hex brass
Larry wrote:
looking for hex brass bar stock in the smaller sizes....say 3\16 and smaller..........for the smaller screw sizes....tia....Larry I was in the same boat here in UK, couldn't find it anywhere. In the end I used a jeweller's hexagonal drawplate and made my own by pulling round brass rod/wire (when does rod become wire?) through it. It worked very well; and I can make lots of different sizes. -- Regards, Gary Wooding (To reply by email, change feet to foot in my address) |
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hex brass
Its not difficult to find. It is sold by many model engineer suppliers.
Here are a couple http://www.mkmetals.sageweb.co.uk/catalogue/default.htm look in brass hex list, its not necessarily in ascending size order. I have dealt with this guy he seems quite good. These guys also list some sizes in the PDF catalogue http://www.mallardmetals.co.uk/ Others may be found in the following list http://www.modeleng.org/suppliers/supply_m.htm thats the M list, you can select alphabetically at the top of the page. Gary Wooding wrote: Larry wrote: looking for hex brass bar stock in the smaller sizes....say 3\16 and smaller..........for the smaller screw sizes....tia....Larry I was in the same boat here in UK, couldn't find it anywhere. In the end I used a jeweller's hexagonal drawplate and made my own by pulling round brass rod/wire (when does rod become wire?) through it. It worked very well; and I can make lots of different sizes. |
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hex brass
I got some from Metal by the Foot which is on the web. THey are
located in KCMO and I've gotten material from them for years. THey will cut material to whatever length your needing which is really handy. Ken |
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hex brass
David Billington wrote:
Its not difficult to find. It is sold by many model engineer suppliers. Here are a couple http://www.mkmetals.sageweb.co.uk/catalogue/default.htm look in brass hex list, its not necessarily in ascending size order. I have dealt with this guy he seems quite good. These guys also list some sizes in the PDF catalogue http://www.mallardmetals.co.uk/ Others may be found in the following list http://www.modeleng.org/suppliers/supply_m.htm thats the M list, you can select alphabetically at the top of the page. Gary Wooding wrote: Larry wrote: looking for hex brass bar stock in the smaller sizes....say 3\16 and smaller..........for the smaller screw sizes....tia....Larry I was in the same boat here in UK, couldn't find it anywhere. In the end I used a jeweller's hexagonal drawplate and made my own by pulling round brass rod/wire (when does rod become wire?) through it. It worked very well; and I can make lots of different sizes. Thanks David, some good stuff there. -- Regards, Gary Wooding (To reply by email, change feet to foot in my address) |
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