Subject: slide throttle parts source
From: Rotary Engine
Date: 9/9/2006, 10:06 PM
To: AA-me




   Does anyone have a copy of email a couple of weeks ago that
   had mcmaster carr part #'s and so on that you could forward .

   Thanks ,Geir

    > This is the method we use for attaching the 10-32 throttle
    > cable to the Teflon. These are off the shelf 3/8th steel spacers
    > from McMaster Carr.
    > http://www.mcmaster.com/
    >
    > McMaster Carr 3/4 inch OD 3/8th inch long 5/16th ID steel spacer part
    > number 92415A455 $3.32 well worth it. Page 3001 cat 108
    >
    > Also buy the precision ground blanks in Teflon. McMaster Carr
    > part number 9711K2 for 3/8 thick 4 inches wide and 12 inches long.
    > Expensive but well worth it. +-.005 Page Page 3282
    > cat 108
    >

   Make subject folders guys and move stuff to folders.

   Paul Lamar ...No rotor no motor.
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   Paul,
   McMaster On Line catalog is no longer listing the precision ground
   Teflon, 3/8x4x12".  Either 2x12 or 12x12", see below.

   Joel


        
         *Thickness *    
   *2" x 12" *

      
   *12" x 12" *

   *Thick. *     *Tolerance *     *Each *      *Each *

    1/4"     ±.005"    
    9711K11
   <javascript:TargetLink('TR2662','tr','PT26621','9711K11');>      $17.52

      
    9711K16
   <javascript:TargetLink('TR2662','tr','PT26622','9711K16');>      $102.12

    3/8"     ±.005"    
    9711K21
   <javascript:TargetLink('TR2663','tr','PT26631','9711K21');>        26.30

      
    9711K26
   <javascript:TargetLink('TR2663','tr','PT26632','9711K26');>        151.12

    1/2"     ±.005"    
    9711K31
   <javascript:TargetLink('TR2664','tr','PT26641','9711K31');>        35.06

      
    9711K36
   <javascript:TargetLink('TR2664','tr','PT26642','9711K36');>        208.33

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Kind of garbled but it sounds like they did away with
all the old loose tolerance stuff and all you can order is
the =/- .005 stuff. Of course you can get over size stuff
and face it off in the mill.
I'll see if I can screen capture the page.

Paul Lamar ...No rotor no motor.

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