1.25" tubing

[Astronigel]

Anyone have any ideas where I could buy 1.25" tubing/pipe.

The plastic tubing in diy type stores used for plumbing that state sizes of 32mm seem to have outside diameters of about 35-36 mm so are to big

[Charic]

I read somewhere, hoover pipes are a good 1.25" Someone was making an adaptor?? But not many hoover pipes about these days, unless the reclamation centres   have anything?

[Astronigel]

Thankyou Charic ..

just found - hoover extensions 32mm are available on ebay Will give them a shot.

[ChrisLX200]

Search ebay, here's some 1-1/4" x 10swg alloy tube http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/New-Aluminium-Round-Tube-Bar-1-1-4-OD-x-500mm-10swg-/270378475010?pt=UK_BOI_Metalworking_Milling_Welding_Metalworking_Supplies_ET&hash=item3ef3d01e02 just search for what you wnat...

ChrisH

[Astronigel]

Thankyou Chris also

Plastic and metal now available to me

[Charic]

Just gotta make sure of the diameters, ie Inside diameter vs. outside diameter!

[ChrisLX200]

It will (should!) say OD (outside diameter) next to the dimension - as in the advert I posted above. It will be accurate to about 0.001" for this type of drawn tube. It may be a bit thick walled, perhaps 16 or 20SWG might be preferable but without knowing the use it is to be put to I cannot advise.

ChrisH

[Astronigel]

It will (should!) say OD (outside diameter) next to the dimension - as in the advert I posted above. It will be accurate to about 0.001" for this type of drawn tube. It may be a bit thick walled, perhaps 16 or 20SWG might be preferable but without knowing the use it is to be put to I cannot advise.

ChrisH

Its for  a simple adapter to fit a webcam to