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I'm looking for a source for 3/16" copper bar stock. Jamestown and Hamilton Marine does not carry copper bar stock. I can't use copper rivets or nails, they are too short. Thanks.
I'm looking for a source for 3/16" copper bar stock. Jamestown and Hamilton Marine does not carry copper bar stock. I can't use copper rivets or nails, they are too short. Thanks.
I'm looking for a source for 3/16" copper bar stock. Jamestown and Hamilton Marine does not carry copper bar stock. I can't use copper rivets or nails, they are too short. Thanks.
Try Russel Metals Inc. Head Office is in Mississauga Ontario Canada 905-819-7295. U.S. full line service centre nearest to you is Russel Metals - Bahcall Group, Green Bay, Wisconsin 141-497-1020 or Eagan, Minnesota 612-688-8138
Try Russel Metals Inc. Head Office is in Mississauga Ontario Canada 905-819-7295. U.S. full line service centre nearest to you is Russel Metals - Bahcall Group, Green Bay, Wisconsin 141-497-1020 or Eagan, Minnesota 612-688-8138
Try Russel Metals Inc. Head Office is in Mississauga Ontario Canada 905-819-7295. U.S. full line service centre nearest to you is Russel Metals - Bahcall Group, Green Bay, Wisconsin 141-497-1020 or Eagan, Minnesota 612-688-8138
If you can't find anything closer to you try Alaskan Copper and Brass Co. in Seattle, 1-800-552-7661. Good Luck.
If you can't find anything closer to you try Alaskan Copper and Brass Co. in Seattle, 1-800-552-7661. Good Luck.
If you can't find anything closer to you try Alaskan Copper and Brass Co. in Seattle, 1-800-552-7661. Good Luck.
Frank Wentzel
07-05-2001, 11:52 AM
If you can afford to go a bit larger in diameter you might try 4 gauge copper ground wire from an electrical supplier or Home Depot. The wire is .204" diamater or about 13/64ths.
Frank Wentzel
07-05-2001, 11:52 AM
If you can afford to go a bit larger in diameter you might try 4 gauge copper ground wire from an electrical supplier or Home Depot. The wire is .204" diamater or about 13/64ths.
Frank Wentzel
07-05-2001, 11:52 AM
If you can afford to go a bit larger in diameter you might try 4 gauge copper ground wire from an electrical supplier or Home Depot. The wire is .204" diamater or about 13/64ths.
Alan Peck
07-05-2001, 12:09 PM
Most types and shapes of metals are available by mail from Metals Depot. Their web site is http://www.metalsdepot.com
I've checked a few items and found the prices quite reasonable.
Alan Peck
07-05-2001, 12:09 PM
Most types and shapes of metals are available by mail from Metals Depot. Their web site is http://www.metalsdepot.com
I've checked a few items and found the prices quite reasonable.
Alan Peck
07-05-2001, 12:09 PM
Most types and shapes of metals are available by mail from Metals Depot. Their web site is http://www.metalsdepot.com
I've checked a few items and found the prices quite reasonable.
Rich VanValkenburg
07-05-2001, 02:10 PM
Paul, I used www.smallparts.com. (http://www.smallparts.com.) Here's the page--http://www.engineeringfindings.com/cat21/p106.pdf
McMaster-Carr also has it but not in short lengths. I used the 1/4" that I ordered to rivet the new tiller to it's fitting. Like Frank says, #4 gauge copper wire might do ya. It's softer than what you'll get from Small Parts. These two sources are returns on the 'Copper Rod source' post I made here a few weeks ago.
Rich VanValkenburg
07-05-2001, 02:10 PM
Paul, I used www.smallparts.com. (http://www.smallparts.com.) Here's the page--http://www.engineeringfindings.com/cat21/p106.pdf
McMaster-Carr also has it but not in short lengths. I used the 1/4" that I ordered to rivet the new tiller to it's fitting. Like Frank says, #4 gauge copper wire might do ya. It's softer than what you'll get from Small Parts. These two sources are returns on the 'Copper Rod source' post I made here a few weeks ago.
Rich VanValkenburg
07-05-2001, 02:10 PM
Paul, I used www.smallparts.com. (http://www.smallparts.com.) Here's the page--http://www.engineeringfindings.com/cat21/p106.pdf
McMaster-Carr also has it but not in short lengths. I used the 1/4" that I ordered to rivet the new tiller to it's fitting. Like Frank says, #4 gauge copper wire might do ya. It's softer than what you'll get from Small Parts. These two sources are returns on the 'Copper Rod source' post I made here a few weeks ago.
Thanks for all the leads.....I just called and ordered from the Metal Depot. Very nice people to deal with over the phone. 3/16" rod should be here in three days. I'm using this to install the gaff jaws on the gaff.
Thanks for all the leads.....I just called and ordered from the Metal Depot. Very nice people to deal with over the phone. 3/16" rod should be here in three days. I'm using this to install the gaff jaws on the gaff.
Thanks for all the leads.....I just called and ordered from the Metal Depot. Very nice people to deal with over the phone. 3/16" rod should be here in three days. I'm using this to install the gaff jaws on the gaff.
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