Date: 7/28/2003, 9:54 am
Dressy nuts? Interesting image that brings to mind. :-)
So you're saying nuts and washers on both ends rather than a carriage bolt top and a nut and washer on the bottom?
: Great question! Unfortunately, I don't know the answer, only a guess.
: My first guess is that the cost savings of buying the shorter bolts would be
: more than offset by the cost of labor to join them. Not only that, but now
: you have welded metal in a marine environment, which can cause problems.
: Here is an idea: try to source threaded rod in the material of your choosing,
: and some of those dressy nuts. With a little work with a hacksaw and a
: file, you can have 8 custom lengths with which to attach your seats.
: Hope this helps,
: DAve
Messages In This Thread
- S&G: Really long Maroske tubes *LINK* *Pic*
Dave Murphy -- 7/27/2003, 10:34 am- Re: S&G: Really long Maroske tubes
Shawn Baker -- 7/28/2003, 12:53 pm- Re: S&G: Really long Maroske tubes
Steve Frederick -- 7/27/2003, 2:36 pm- Re: S&G: Really long Maroske tubes
Dave Murphy -- 7/27/2003, 5:32 pm- Machining question
Patsy -- 7/28/2003, 8:49 am- Re: Machining question
Dave Murphy -- 7/28/2003, 9:33 am- Re: Machining question
Patsy -- 7/28/2003, 9:54 am- Re: Machining question *Pic*
Paul G. Jacobson -- 7/29/2003, 10:47 pm- Re: Machining question
Dave Murphy -- 7/28/2003, 10:41 am - Re: Machining question
- Re: Machining question *Pic*
- Re: Machining question
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- Re: S&G: Really long Maroske tubes
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