Might be a long shot...reamer pilot bushing

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30 September 2018, 06:30

JTEX

Might be a long shot...reamer pilot bushing

I need an old style bushing for a clymer reamer.

The one I need is .218

The old style that uses a clip to hold it on

Anyone have one the would sell or loan????

30 September 2018, 18:35

WoodHunter

Call Manson, tell him what you need. He used to manage Clymer before heading out on his own.

30 September 2018, 18:43

Toomany Tools

If you have a lath there’s not much to making one. Might take a couple tries but not difficult.

30 September 2018, 19:40

dpcd

I make them out of brass all the time. I'll just make you one.

02 October 2018, 17:21

JTEX

Thanks guys. DPCD, you the finest type of gentlemen.

Once the "just make one" smacked me upside the head.........too simple.

Thank you.

02 October 2018, 18:50

butchlambert

quote:
Originally posted by JTEX:
Thanks guys. DPCD, you the finest type of gentlemen.

Once the "just make one" smacked me upside the head.........too simple.

Thank you.

Jtex, I believe if you set up properly and use good machining practices, you will not need a bushing.

03 October 2018, 07:45

JTEX

quote:
Originally posted by butchlambert:
[QUOTE]Originally posted by JTEX:
Thanks guys. DPCD, you the finest type of gentlemen.

Once the "just make one" smacked me upside the head.........too simple.

Thank you.

Jtex, I believe if you set up properly and use good machining practices, you will not need a bushing.[/QUOTE

Yes Sir, I've seen where you have described your method. I want to try it some time and I will but I,am not doing at this time yet.

Thanks.

03 October 2018, 17:52

butchlambert

quote:
Originally posted by JTEX:
quote:
Originally posted by butchlambert:
[QUOTE]Originally posted by JTEX:
Thanks guys. DPCD, you the finest type of gentlemen.

Once the "just make one" smacked me upside the head.........too simple.

Thank you.

Jtex, I believe if you set up properly and use good machining practices, you will not need a bushing.[/QUOTE

Yes Sir, I've seen where you have described your method. I want to try it some time and I will but I,am not doing at this time yet.

Thanks.

Good luck with your project Sir.

03 October 2018, 18:02

butchlambert

quote:
Originally posted by JTEX:
quote:
Originally posted by butchlambert:
[QUOTE]Originally posted by JTEX:
Thanks guys. DPCD, you the finest type of gentlemen.

Once the "just make one" smacked me upside the head.........too simple.

Thank you.

Jtex, I believe if you set up properly and use good machining practices, you will not need a bushing.[/QUOTE

Yes Sir, I've seen where you have described your method. I want to try it some time and I will but I,am not doing at this time yet.

Thanks.

I do have one to loan if you still need it.