[PSUBS-MAILIST] ss tubing supplier

[hank pronk via Personal_Submersibles]

Alan, 
Yes there is an internal rotating rod aprox 3/8in dia, that operates the claw.
Rick, I am pretty sure the od is 5/8  and the id is just over 3/8. I have not machined the final cue ball, so I can work with whatever material is available.  I suppose the od is most important to maintain range and back pressure.  A larger od comes with problems.   It seem 3/4 is not to bad to find.  I do have a good lead from my regular steel supplier.
Hank--------------------------------------------
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 Hank
 
 What's most important, the OD or ID?
 
 Rick
 
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 Rick,
 Sced 40 would be awesome,
 just can't find it yet.
 Hank--------------------------------------------
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 Not sure on the pressure
 rating but can you go with a schedule 40? which
 is
 slightly more than 1/8"
 
 Rick
 
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 Rick,
 Thank you,
 The heaviest they have is .065
 Any idea what kind of external pressure an
 .065
 wall ss tube can take.
 Hank--------------------------------------------
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 tubing supplier
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 Hank,
 
 Try Alaska copper and Brass in Seattle
 1-800-552-7661 the is where I buy
 most of
 my non ferrous
 metals.
 
 Rick
 
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 From: hank pronk via
 Personal_Submersibles
 Sent:
 Monday, December
 01, 2014 8:59
 AM
 To: personal_submersibles at psubs.org
 Subject: [PSUBS-MAILIST] ss tubing supplier
 
 Help!
 I am
 trying to find some 1/8 wall 5/8 ss tubing. 
 I
 am having no
 luck, not
 even
 full lengths.
 Hank
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