Bulent Aliev wrote:

Yesterday I ordered the Barry mounts 2003 series for me and John Slade. Barry
Controls will not sell to individuals. I had do buy them from  WWW.
DBROBERTS.COM,   at $8.50 ea.  The surprising part is that the snubbing washers
are $4 + ea. so I will have to buy them locally or make them myself.

Bulent

I don't know Bulent $4 does not sound all that bad. How thick are
they? If you have some made make a bunch so others can get them from you.

About 1/4 to 3/8 inch maximum thickness aluminum would be ideal for our use.
Something that looks like this would be ideal.


Paul Lamar

Bulent Aliev wrote:

I was thinking about the same: Aluminum, but was not sure about the thickness
needed. Barry washers are: OD-2.81 ,  C. hole D .657
and .188  thick  low-carbon steel. I can make them from aluminum if you come up with
the material and thickness needed.
Bulent

7075 T6 would be ideal if you can find it in bar stock about 2-1/2
inches in diameter. The center should be .375 " thick  flat out to a
diameter of about one inch with the afore mentioned hole of .635 (5/8").
>From there out, taper it down to .125 thick at the edges.

6061 T6 bar stock would also work fine. Probably a bit cheaper than
7075 T6.

An NC late could whack out a 100 or more of these per hour.
Anodizing would be nice.

Paul Lamar

Bulent Aliev wrote:

I will check on the materials this week and will let you know. No fancy NC late here.
Also the anodizing will bring the cost up. Someone else in the group may be set up better
to to that?

 
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