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Link Drill Bushing

Just PM me and I'll shoot you my Paypal addy and let you when the next ship date is. I usually ship twice a week.

I'm really happy you guys are enjoying the help of the bushing, I've had lots of positive PMs.
Thanks
 
For all of those who recently paid, I got your payment and they will be shipping tomorrow.
Doug
 
I am sold out of the 3/8" x 4mm bushings. It'll be a couple weeks before I get the machine running these again. I'll will update when I do.
Thanks
 
Need some user imput. I believe the losi MRC rod ends are 3mm correct? What type of hardware are you ordering to screw into the delrin and allow the rod ends to screw onto? Large extended set screws, threaded rod or? And what size? and which drill bit?
 
Need some user imput. I believe the losi MRC rod ends are 3mm correct? What type of hardware are you ordering to screw into the delrin and allow the rod ends to screw onto? Large extended set screws, threaded rod or? And what size? and which drill bit?

I don't know what hardware the MRC uses for links......yet. I need to correct mine this weekend.
I need to assume it's 2 or 2.5mm. What I typically do is thread the link and drive a standard long cap screw in the hole. Then I cut the head off and bevel the corners of the threads.
Long screws are much easier to find quickly than long set screws.
 
Correction!!!
RcBro......you're absolutely right!!
The link ends are 3mm, sweet.

But take my word for it, the MRC rod ends are weak. Not much we can do about it until someone makes better ones or we find a source.

So do this, rather than threading the screw into a link and cutting the head off.........screw into the rod end fully. Be careful not to over tighten it, it'll bind the ball up. Then cut the head off and thread into the link.

Making sure the rod end threads do not have a weak void inside will ensure their strength as much as possible.

I'm starting on mine now. "thumbsup"
 
Got both of my link bushings today. These things are sweet"thumbsup" Such a simple concept.... wonder why nobody has thought of them until now:lol:
Now I just need to find my Delrin stash and make me some new links8)
 
Hey Doug I used mine today what a sweet little tool worked like a charm. I'll be posting some pics in my ~~Internationl Scout 1.9 Build~~ thread soon. Thanks Norm "thumbsup"

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Nice job Stormin! "thumbsup"

Have you ever seen an external chamfering tool? I did a quick search and found these for $15.
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It does external and internal, perfect for delrin and will perfect the looks of the links for a scaler.
Link to site

BTW, I love your use of wooden rulers 8)

PMs returned and latest shipment went out today.
 
really hoping mine shows up tomorrow! Got my delrin and almost gone due to much playing lol
 
really hoping mine shows up tomorrow! Got my delrin and almost gone due to much playing lol

I checked my notes and your's shipped yesterday, I know it said 3 days for first class. Hopefully Saturday you'll have it.
 
Nice job Stormin! "thumbsup"

Have you ever seen an external chamfering tool? I did a quick search and found these for $15.
image

It does external and internal, perfect for delrin and will perfect the looks of the links for a scaler.
Link to site

BTW, I love your use of wooden rulers 8)

PMs returned and latest shipment went out today.

Hey thanks Doug. "thumbsup"
 
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