Bushing Identification

[crokett]

I'm hoping someone recognizes these. I can measure diameters if needed. They appear to be from a set. The large and small diameters are the same. I'm hoping the long middle one is unusual enough to identify what kit they are for. This is from several that were scrambled together a while back.

 

[1shootist]

I can't tell from looking at them but if you want to use calipers and get the digits I will look on the IAP and see if it pulls something up.

 

[wolf creek knives]

Wow...those look like they are very old. The one on top looks like it's a bit flared, may need to sand it down to it original size. Good luck!

 

[Mortalis]

First guess would be slimline for a pen mandrel

 

[jttheclockman]

They do not even look like any bushings that I have seen before. The part that goes in the tube is short if that is what they are.

 

[qquake]

The early bushings I used were like that. The shoulders are shorter than bushings are now.

 

[Pollock29]

Penn State Industries has a bushing catalog. At the very end, there are bushings categorized by diameter. Of course, they will only be there products, but that might be a start.

Hope this helps.

 

[Don Rabchenuk]

I have several sets of bushings like these. I purchased them from someone here several years ago along with a bunch of kits. They were not marked with names some were marked with numbers from Woodcraft I believe.

 

[Chippa]

Looks like the 8mm tube click pen bushing to me

Click Pen Kit Bushing Set

Set of bushings for the Artisan® Click Pen/Pencil Kits.Bushings are a gauge indicating the recommended final diameter of the finished pen or project blanks. To use, simply mount the blanks between the bushings (following the kit instructions) onto a 7mm pen mandrel. Turn the blanks down to match...

www.woodturnerscatalog.com

 

[crokett]

Looks like the 8mm tube click pen bushing to me

Click Pen Kit Bushing Set

Set of bushings for the Artisan® Click Pen/Pencil Kits.Bushings are a gauge indicating the recommended final diameter of the finished pen or project blanks. To use, simply mount the blanks between the bushings (following the kit instructions) onto a 7mm pen mandrel. Turn the blanks down to match...

www.woodturnerscatalog.com

thanks. I'll look that up in the app and see if these match. I got a small ziplock bag with bushings from someone and have been working my way through them to figure out what kits they are for.