/diy/ - Do It Yourself

Huh, that'd probably feel pretty interesting as it goes bwoing

i'd try mcmaster-carr first then maybe metal supermarket, they might sell discs
if not then i'd call my local machine shop
and then finally i'd try emachineshop.
what for? asking because there might be easier or cheaper alternatives to do what you want.

>>1537784
I want slugs to use at the laundry in my complex. I know they'll work as long as the size is right.

What are the dimensional tolerances (both dimensions)?
For example, 25 mm od +/- 0.1 mm

How many do you need?

How quickly do you need them?

Where are the going? (country, state or province, etc)?

>>1537786
>Tolerances
Within a mm but its not super precise
>Amount
Let's call it 100
>Time
No rush
>Cunt
'straya

>>1537788
you should be able to get them laser-cut en-masse. Plastic, steel, whatever you need:

https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Mild-Steel-Discs-Circles-Laser-Cut-/301312965722

for example

>>1537785
Why not use 25mm washers? Or even better, why not pay for it like a decent human being?

>>1537780
3d model or drawing?

>>1537813
That could probably work, I'll try find some tomorrow
And I actually wouldn't be as apposed to paying if it were just a little bit cheaper or the machines could take coins other than dollars.

try m12 din washers or 3/8 uss washers.
or ebay https://www.ebay.com/b/Steel-Metal-Alloy-Discs/182923/bn_73373152

It's a buttplug

>>1537816
for a fucking disk?

>>1537780
Is this a doorstop-butt plug hybrid

I’ll make them and ship them. When? Where? That’ll be $50

>>1538058
>Is this a doorstop-butt plug hybrid
The answer to "don't let the door hit you in the ass on the way out"

they're called washers

Welp, I got some 3/8 washers that should have been slightly smaller than the coin but they're actually larger. What did I do wrong?

>>1538218
btw, coin machines do sort by mass as well. if you're using the slug on any modern laudromat machine, it won't take it.

>>1538228
Nah nah these are oldschool. It's not a commercial rig. I've managed to make it work with smaller coins with some paper shoved behind them before.

>>1538117
Underrated post.

I didn't know these were buttplugs on the other side

>>1537813
>>>1537785
>Why not use 25mm washers? Or even better, why not pay for it like a decent human being?


>Orders 100 25x3mm washers
>Ships to door
>Costs more than honestly using the machine

>>1538218
>Welp, I got some 3/8 washers that should have been slightly smaller than the coin but they're actually larger. What did I do wrong?

Fucked up somewhere

⅜" = 9.5mm. So, not only did you not get the right size washer, you don't know how to measure the coin....

Please tell me you're not simply converting fractional to decimal

>>1537785
When they start finding those slugs in the coin box, they're going to hide a camera in the laundry room to catch your cheap ass.