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  1. 03-05-2013, 05:49 PM #1
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    Default Help me choose inner and outer washers for straight razors

    Hi,
    I will use 2 mm aluminium rod for repinning relatively big razors.

    Can I use fender and flat washers? If yes, which size and which place should I look for? I had a look at the microfasteners:

    Washers - Micro Fasteners

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    Moved to the Workshop forum where it belongs, which if you look at the top of you will find a Sticky thread

    http://straightrazorpalace.com/works...wers-here.html

    Which then has this thread saved under the scale making heading..


    http://straightrazorpalace.com/works...tml#post839183


    Sometimes they change the link so I even put in the order numbers for you guys
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    Hi,
    Which size will fit a 2 mm rod? I can find rods in milimeters in Turkey.
    Thanks.
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    Fractional and Decimal Inch and Metric Conversion Tables

    Googled it, I am not that smart


    For all practical purposes 1/16 = 2mm, means those are the right size
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    Quote Originally Posted by gssixgun View Post
    Fractional and Decimal Inch and Metric Conversion Tables

    Googled it, I am not that smart


    For all practical purposes 1/16 = 2mm, means those are the right size
    Hi,
    0.4 mm is not a small gap for pinning imho. Thanks anyway.

    Further advice is also welcome.
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    So what size would be good for a 3/32 pin? Trying to get some inner washers for a restore. Trying to keep it PayPal, <.< don't like putting card numbers out there.
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    Quote Originally Posted by ferroburak View Post
    Hi,
    0.4 mm is not a small gap for pinning imho. Thanks anyway.

    Further advice is also welcome.


    Divide 2mm by 25.4 = 0.0787".
    You need a washer with 0.079" I.D. That's a #2 in brass. The #1 is just slightly too small @ 0.075"
    Best to ask the supplier (Microfasteners) what the I.D. size is of the stainless if that's your preference. I don't have those on hand.
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    Quote Originally Posted by JackofDiamonds View Post
    So what size would be good for a 3/32 pin? Trying to get some inner washers for a restore. Trying to keep it PayPal, <.< don't like putting card numbers out there.
    Divide 3 by 32 = 0.093" That's the I.D. you need
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    Quote Originally Posted by onimaru55 View Post
    Divide 3 by 32 = 0.093" That's the I.D. you need
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