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July 11th 16, 04:52 AM
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No 26 TPI threaded rod in USA?
On Sun, 10 Jul 2016 20:44:04 +0000 (UTC), David Scheidt
wrote: John B. wrote: :On Fri, 8 Jul 2016 19:36:25 -0700 (PDT), jbeattie :wrote: :On Friday, July 8, 2016 at 5:13:42 PM UTC-7, sms wrote: : On 7/8/2016 7:21 AM, jbeattie wrote: : On Friday, July 8, 2016 at 5:48:27 AM UTC-7, David Scheidt wrote: : : snip : : The simple, split the difference approach would be to get a bunch of 10X1 rod and some new cones. If the axles are shot and need replacing, the cones are probably shot, too. Then hack away. And when that doesn't work, at least he'll have the right cones. I'm sure you can buy bags of cones from China for like a dollar. : : BTW, why would someone need bulk axles? Is John Doe maintaining a BMX fleet? : : Besides finding threaded rod with the proper diameter and thread pitch, : you also have to ensure that it isn't just made from mild steel, like : the threaded rod normally sold at hardware stores. McMaster sells grade : 8 and grade 12.9. $65.52 for one meter. Then you have to be able to cut : such hard steel. : : There are times when using commodity hardware on a bicycle makes sense, : and times when it makes no sense. : :SS fasteners from the hardware store have served me well, and I was toying with buying some generic 6806 bearings instead of "BB30" bearings since I already have the clips and washers. I whimped out and bought some Enduro magical bicycle specific BB30 bearings. They were on sale over at Western Bikeworks, so I didn't get fleeced too badly. : :I think it highly unlikely that the people that sell "bicycle :bearings" actually make "bicycle bearings" and if you get the :specifications, "BB30" isn't a bearing specification, they are widely :available from reputable manufacturers. :My experiences have been that buying the same identical bearing from a :"bearing shop" was always cheaper than buying it from a shop selling a :"whatever" that incorporated said bearing. Usually substantially :-) I went to buy some bearings from a bearing shop, and got told to buy some of the numbers from the chevy dealer. Same part, 1/10 the price. Interesting. My first experience was buying rear wheel bearings for an International pickup. At the International dealer they were something like $10.00 each and the 'Bearing, Belt and Bearing" shop, in the same city they were $2.00. As the International had two bearings per side that was $40.00 versus $8.00 I've had the same experience with Kenworth trucks and National oil well drilling rigs :-) -- cheers, John B. 
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July 11th 16, 02:30 PM
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John B. wrote:
:On Sun, 10 Jul 2016 20:44:04 +0000 (UTC), David Scheidt wrote: :John B. wrote: ::On Fri, 8 Jul 2016 19:36:25 -0700 (PDT), jbeattie ::wrote: : ::On Friday, July 8, 2016 at 5:13:42 PM UTC-7, sms wrote: :: On 7/8/2016 7:21 AM, jbeattie wrote: :: On Friday, July 8, 2016 at 5:48:27 AM UTC-7, David Scheidt wrote: :: :: snip :: :: The simple, split the difference approach would be to get a bunch of 10X1 rod and some new cones. If the axles are shot and need replacing, the cones are probably shot, too. Then hack away. And when that doesn't work, at least he'll have the right cones. I'm sure you can buy bags of cones from China for like a dollar. :: :: BTW, why would someone need bulk axles? Is John Doe maintaining a BMX fleet? :: :: Besides finding threaded rod with the proper diameter and thread pitch, :: you also have to ensure that it isn't just made from mild steel, like :: the threaded rod normally sold at hardware stores. McMaster sells grade :: 8 and grade 12.9. $65.52 for one meter. Then you have to be able to cut :: such hard steel. :: :: There are times when using commodity hardware on a bicycle makes sense, :: and times when it makes no sense. :: ::SS fasteners from the hardware store have served me well, and I was toying with buying some generic 6806 bearings instead of "BB30" bearings since I already have the clips and washers. I whimped out and bought some Enduro magical bicycle specific BB30 bearings. They were on sale over at Western Bikeworks, so I didn't get fleeced too badly. :: : ::I think it highly unlikely that the people that sell "bicycle ::bearings" actually make "bicycle bearings" and if you get the ::specifications, "BB30" isn't a bearing specification, they are widely ::available from reputable manufacturers. : ::My experiences have been that buying the same identical bearing from a ::"bearing shop" was always cheaper than buying it from a shop selling a ::"whatever" that incorporated said bearing. Usually substantially :-) : :I went to buy some bearings from a bearing shop, and got told to buy :some of the numbers from the chevy dealer. Same part, 1/10 the price. :Interesting. My first experience was buying rear wheel bearings for an :International pickup. At the International dealer they were something :like $10.00 each and the 'Bearing, Belt and Bearing" shop, in the same :city they were $2.00. As the International had two bearings per side :that was $40.00 versus $8.00 It's the volume. The bearing was one the shop doesn't stock, but the chevy dealer does, and chevy bought much of the production of them. (As I recall, one of the differential bearings for a chevy pickup). I've had same experience for a number of specialized parts. STuff that's widely used is usually cheaper. :I've had the same experience with Kenworth trucks and National oil :well drilling rigs :-) -- sig 93
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#63
July 12th 16, 02:48 AM
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No 26 TPI threaded rod in USA?
On Mon, 11 Jul 2016 13:30:09 +0000 (UTC), David Scheidt
wrote: John B. wrote: :On Sun, 10 Jul 2016 20:44:04 +0000 (UTC), David Scheidt wrote: :John B. wrote: ::On Fri, 8 Jul 2016 19:36:25 -0700 (PDT), jbeattie ::wrote: : ::On Friday, July 8, 2016 at 5:13:42 PM UTC-7, sms wrote: :: On 7/8/2016 7:21 AM, jbeattie wrote: :: On Friday, July 8, 2016 at 5:48:27 AM UTC-7, David Scheidt wrote: :: :: snip :: :: The simple, split the difference approach would be to get a bunch of 10X1 rod and some new cones. If the axles are shot and need replacing, the cones are probably shot, too. Then hack away. And when that doesn't work, at least he'll have the right cones. I'm sure you can buy bags of cones from China for like a dollar. :: :: BTW, why would someone need bulk axles? Is John Doe maintaining a BMX fleet? :: :: Besides finding threaded rod with the proper diameter and thread pitch, :: you also have to ensure that it isn't just made from mild steel, like :: the threaded rod normally sold at hardware stores. McMaster sells grade :: 8 and grade 12.9. $65.52 for one meter. Then you have to be able to cut :: such hard steel. :: :: There are times when using commodity hardware on a bicycle makes sense, :: and times when it makes no sense. :: ::SS fasteners from the hardware store have served me well, and I was toying with buying some generic 6806 bearings instead of "BB30" bearings since I already have the clips and washers. I whimped out and bought some Enduro magical bicycle specific BB30 bearings. They were on sale over at Western Bikeworks, so I didn't get fleeced too badly. :: : ::I think it highly unlikely that the people that sell "bicycle ::bearings" actually make "bicycle bearings" and if you get the ::specifications, "BB30" isn't a bearing specification, they are widely ::available from reputable manufacturers. : ::My experiences have been that buying the same identical bearing from a ::"bearing shop" was always cheaper than buying it from a shop selling a ::"whatever" that incorporated said bearing. Usually substantially :-) : :I went to buy some bearings from a bearing shop, and got told to buy :some of the numbers from the chevy dealer. Same part, 1/10 the price. :Interesting. My first experience was buying rear wheel bearings for an :International pickup. At the International dealer they were something :like $10.00 each and the 'Bearing, Belt and Bearing" shop, in the same :city they were $2.00. As the International had two bearings per side :that was $40.00 versus $8.00 It's the volume. The bearing was one the shop doesn't stock, but the chevy dealer does, and chevy bought much of the production of them. (As I recall, one of the differential bearings for a chevy pickup). I've had same experience for a number of specialized parts. STuff that's widely used is usually cheaper. Very likely. My uncle was chief electrician in a small bearing plant in my home town and I remember him telling abut a run they did for Ford, I think, that were special to only whatever device Ford was building at the time. :I've had the same experience with Kenworth trucks and National oil :well drilling rigs :-) -- cheers, John B.
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#64
July 12th 16, 07:00 AM
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No 26 TPI threaded rod in USA?
Writing 'cartridge bearings' of.
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#65
July 13th 16, 12:57 AM
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No 26 TPI threaded rod in USA?
unpopular size .....ordering a die is here ordering a set.
see page 4
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#66
July 13th 16, 01:00 AM
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July 13th 16, 01:36 AM
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No 26 TPI threaded rod in USA?
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