Washers

• Oct 10, 2008

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Anyone know where I could find either aluminum or copper washers in the US?

 

• Oct 12, 2008

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Home Depot or Lowes ?

http://google.com ?

 

• Oct 13, 2008

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I gave up on that and just had a custom HS made instead, but yeah I couldn't find any online or the store

 

• Oct 14, 2008

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ya i was lookin for some to make a costum heat sink in side my dorcy out of washers spaced apart like 3mm but i couldnt find any!

 

• Oct 15, 2008

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I figure even if I did manage to find some, a custom made HS would be better. But yeah I had no luck finding aluminum washers.

 

• Oct 15, 2008

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MadHatter said:

I figure even if I did manage to find some, a custom made HS would be better. But yeah I had no luck finding aluminum washers.

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FYI- The easiest place to find aluminum washers it the auto parts store. They are sold as oil-pan drain plug washers. I think Toyota generally uses 12mm...

cheers,
kernelpanic

 

• Oct 15, 2008

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kernelpanic said:

[quote author=MadHatter link=1223595075/0#4 date=1224026177]I figure even if I did manage to find some, a custom made HS would be better. But yeah I had no luck finding aluminum washers.

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FYI- The easiest place to find aluminum washers it the auto parts store. They are sold as oil-pan drain plug washers. I think Toyota generally uses 12mm...

cheers,
kernelpanic


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Nice find, will probably do that for my next project then!