Anyone know where I might be able to find steel threaded rod in 1-72, not stainless, not brass. Seems everyone who used to sell it stopped, eg Smallparts.
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That would be,Green Bay MFG?Don't see anything that small on their inventory list.
Green Bay Manufacturing Company is a supplier of Metal Manufacturing Components such as ACME threaded rods, ACME Nuts, Threaded Rods, Steel Balls, Gears & Square Holed Sleeves.
Good luck and grab a die is all I can say.I just need one more tool,just one!
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Last time I checked, our local hobby shop had 2-56 and also something smaller. I don't recall what thread that was-
The name escapes me at the moment, but there's a manufacturer that has been there for decades making parts for modelers- huh, I'm drawing a blank. Anyway, check a hobby shop. Threaded rod usually available 12 inches long.I seldom do anything within the scope of logical reason and calculated cost/benefit, etc- I'm following my passion-
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Have you tried American Model Engineering Supply in Florida?
1.6" scale live steam locomotives, 7 1/4 and 7 1/2 gauge, boilers, piping, fittings, restorations, ready to run kits, custom machining
I cannot find 1-72 in their catalog, but it is quite old, with 2-56 being the smallest they list. It wouldn't hurt to call them to see if they now stock it.
OrrinSo many projects. So little time.
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Yea OK, I refined my search, I added stainless for "1-72 threaded rod stainless" and got 69,000 results.... Come on guys.... This was on the first page:
Stainless Steel 303 Threaded Rod, Machine Cut, #1-72, 24" Overall Length (Pack of 1)
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Having checked- the smaller threaded rod I saw at the hobby shop was 2mm, and not threaded all the way. And it could even have been stainlessI seldom do anything within the scope of logical reason and calculated cost/benefit, etc- I'm following my passion-
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Sorry, my bad, I didn't see the "not" in stainless. You are correct. I
did find 2-56 steel from mcmastercarr Its .086 diameter vs .073 for the
1-72, not much of a difference. I don't know why they don't make 1-72 in
steel. Maybe because its so small if it starts to rust it would
disappear???
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