Is there anyone that can lathe a bushing?

[Aquamoose]

I have one to copy from. It’s lightweight material but I’d settle for machine able brass. I have all the measurements & pics.

 

[ptsg]

I would do it, even for free. However, the shipping would be crazy and most likely would still get lost in transport...

I'm sure someone closer will help you.

 

[kennyd]

You're missing several dimensions one would need to duplicate that. Have you looked at McMaster Carr?

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[Diggin It]

ID
OD
Shoulder OD
Shoulder thickness.

Likely a stock item, maybe not even specialty.

 

[TractorGuy]

You should try searching in inch sizes also. Might not find it in metric.

 

[woody]

That looks like a lawnmower wheel bushing, if you get the rest of the measurements maybe able to find one.

 

[ZetorSteve]

I use American Sleeve Bearing in CT. They made the diff bearings for my VAC. They where super easy to deal with and helpfull.

 

[5030]

Think you mean 'turn' the bushing. A 'Lathe' is the tool that turns it. Your best bet would be a 660 oil impregnated ( sintered) bushing and I bet you can find one somewhere.

 

[Leejohn]

Our feed and hardware store sells them.

 

[jmc]

See if you have a local bearings distributor. Last time I needed one, it was Bearings, Inc., a local place with a sharp counter person. Kinda like Fastenal, but for power transmission products.

I second McMaster Carr, if you have to order it.