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Gary Burnett View Drop Down
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    Posted: Yesterday at 7:08am
Does anyone know a good source of nylon bushings or bushings made from a similar material? Specifically I need a bushing with a 1 1/4 inch outside diameter and a 7/8 inside diameter.
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McMaster-Carr has several types in that size
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If you have a wood lathe, you can turn them from just about any nylon stock.  I needed some bearings for the castor wheel on the front of my zero-turn mower, had some 1 X 6 black nylon boards I picked up from craig's list real cheap, so as a temporary measure, I turned some 1/2" ID X 1-1/2 OD bushings with a skew chisel, real quick on a Sunday mornin, and them things are still on the mower.  Once the nylon gets loose and sloppy I'll put the right parts into it, but I'm cheap, and can wait...Wink
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I got tired of looking for just the right plastic bushings, and making bushings from plastic on my lathe... I bought a 3D printer, loaded it with PET-G filament, and never looked back...

1 1/4 inch outside diameter and a 7/8 inside diameter...  HOW LONG?

I can draw that bushing in 4 minutes, and print it in probably 10.  PM me your address, and tell me length, and how many you need!

DK  :-)


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