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    Default sharft and bushes help needed.

    I'm a wood man myself but I'm building a mortising jig that requires a 400 mm 5/8 OD shaft and two bronze 5/8 ID 1" bushes for the shaft. Any one know a supplyer in the Caboolture QLD area that might have such gear please.

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    Hi mate.

    just my 2 cents,

    Wouldnt it be better to use 2 bearings. Im almost possitive you will be able to get some in those sizes.

    But it might not be appropriate!

    Thanks mate

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    Not sure if you would be able to buy the bushes off the shelf to suit,you may have to get them machined.
    With your shaft you should be able to get some High Tensile Ground bar of 5/8" dia from a steel merchant.I know its available in Sydney.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Superbunny View Post
    I'm a wood man myself but I'm building a mortising jig that requires a 400 mm 5/8 OD shaft and two bronze 5/8 ID 1" bushes for the shaft. Any one know a supplyer in the Caboolture QLD area that might have such gear please.

    SB
    himate,try 5/8 bright bar,it should fit standard bearings,if notany turning shop or eng supplies will post it to you,bar is about $5/10 dollars max and bearingsabout $8 each.hope it may help.d

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    Bronze bushes are available off the shelf Motion Industries: Chain Drives, Belt Drives, Couplings, Gearboxes, Brakes, Electric Motors and more

    Also listed in 2" and 2 1/2" lengths

    I cannot find any listing for ball roller bearings in that size.. ball roller bearings are generally metric (as they were invented in europe)..Imperial ones are usually more expensive

    The opposite is the case for tapered roller bearings, they were invented in the US and are mostly imperial sized..

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    Thanks for help guys, I got the bushes from an auto electrcian, and the shaft from a local engineering coy. It took me half a day to locate going from recommendation to recommendation.

    SB
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    Lee Valley sell a set of a 5/8 shaft with right & left threaded ends, washers, nuts etc. and a choice of bronze or ball bearing blocks - cleverly hidden in the sharpening section.

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