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  1. ljsanders85

    SAE 1010 THRU 1026 STEEL

    Does anyone know if C1018 falls within SAE 1018 if the chemical composition is within requirements but the material is certed to C1018? Will this be an issue??
  2. ljsanders85

    Looking for a Coarse Steel Grit Blasting vender?????

    I need to find a company that can perform a steel grit blast on some Ø0.600" O.D. X 6.00" LG shafts. The spec for the grit is SAE G40 angular steel grit, and the company must be able to supply certification for the blasting opperation. I am located in Michigan, if anyone knows of a reliable...
  3. ljsanders85

    SAE 1010 bar stock

    Thanks for all of the help I got it!!
  4. ljsanders85

    SAE 1010 bar stock

    This will be a quick one for you guys, does anyone know of a supplier in the US for sae 1010 bar stock 3/4" dia. (not tubing)?
  5. ljsanders85

    ISO 2768-mk

    I got it sorry I was thinking linear was only for length dimensions and my print calls for 'm' linear and 'k' for all other GD. Thanks for letting me know, my brain is running slow this mornig.
  6. ljsanders85

    ISO 2768-mk

    Here is my issue I have a print that specifies to use ISO 2768-mk for dimensions without tolerances. Then they give the 'm' equivalents on the bottom of the print for all of the lengths and the angles. The only info I need is there is a diameter without a tolerance range, Ø6 mm, what tolerance...
  7. ljsanders85

    ISO 2768-mk

    How does ISO 2768-mk apply to diameter tol?

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