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  1. rselby7

    Shim Washers

    Not sure about the size of your shoulder bolt, but if it is 1/4" or less, try NAS620 washers. Regular thickness is .032(1/32") and thin version is .016(1/64") Depending on the resolution you want from your shim, this may work.
  2. rselby7

    Weldabilty vs. hardness

    Thank you very much, metengr. That gets me way further down the road.[thumbsup2] Regards, rselby7
  3. rselby7

    Weldabilty vs. hardness

    metengr: 1 and 2. I had assumed it would be through hardened since I thought moderate carbon content steel lent themselves to through hardening. The translated Taiwan drawing says Carburized with no hardness callout. 3. The hardness is desired because we want to avoid wear at the teeth...
  4. rselby7

    Weldabilty vs. hardness

    The quick version: Is it possible to weld hardened 1045 to 1015 without damaging the surface hardness of the 1045 about 1-1.5 inches from the 1-inch long weld? What process? More Details: I am designing a cogged latching mechanism for a seat rotation mechanism to be built in Taiwan. The seat...
  5. rselby7

    Manufacturing Schedules in Taiwan

    The small company I work for is working with a manufacturing group in Taiwan. We are having serious problems keeping things on schedule with "time zone delays" and "language barrier" being blamed for most of the issues. The company we are working with is fairly westernized with the owners...
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