I'm looking for replacement O Rings for my clemens wrapper. Renzetti has them for $2.00 each which is high enough, but they have a weight listed as 2.00 pounds which comes to $13 + for shipping just 1.
Any help would be greatly appreciated

I was told o-rings.com a while back. I never looked into it. It would be nice for someoen I know to place a large order, say for 100 rings, and we can split the cost.

Hey Billy,

I'll check it out and get back to you......

Go to your local hardware store and look in plumming, Faucet repair

I think I have a bag of those O-rings(large). I will look tonight and let you know...if so , I can send you a replacement set free of charge.
I am looking for that little wire thingy that gives you constant tension.

That might be Piano wire, but dont' quote me. I dont' use mine and gave it away a long time ago.

I do not know what wears teh o-rings out. When I lived in my parents house, I went through them quick. I haven't changed but 4 or 5 in the 6 years I've been in my current shop, adn I do a HECK of a lot more turning. I do get soe sunlight in the AM too.

Don't know if they have the right size, but I have picked up O-rings for my Renzetti vice and a home made hand wrapper @ True Value hardware store. Might even try Ace

Take one to your local plumbing supply house. They usually have large selections for repairing faucets. Pretty cheap compared to other places, at least around here anyway.

Most any good Auto Parts store carry a large selection of "O" rings such as Auto Zone, Advance Auto Parts, etc.

J.B.Hunt
Bowling Green, KY

The company I work for we stock a bunch of different sizes. If I knew the size of the oring I could bring you guys a bunch to the expo.

Brent Keever
Building friendships through custom rods

If you have a Miller bearing store in your area, just take the old ring to them and they will match it up for you. I needed an(O)ring for my Rod Smith and I bought a bag I think it was about $5.00 and change.That was the way they came.That was about three years ago.
<<< DON>>>

A good auto parts store or a good farm implement shop should have a wide selection of O-Rings to choose from.

If the local shops don't work out check out Mcmaster Carr - www.mcmaster.com
Although be prepared to be overwhelmed with choices.

MOTION INDUSTRIES,INC
Stock #00619853 O-PACK
It comes in a 5 pack or you can get them 100 pack.
A 5 pack runs $1.75 thats about .35 cents ea.
Good Wraps Bob

MOTION INDUSTRIES,INC
Stock #00619853 O-PACK
It comes in a 5 pack or you can get them 100 pack.
A 5 pack runs $1.75 thats about .35 cents ea.
Good Wraps Bob

I made O-rings for my rod wrapper by going to the auto parts store
and asking for O ring rubber material. Just buy the right diameter.
cut to length, put a drop of super glue on one end an hold together
for a minute or so and you'll have your o-ring! Incidentally, the o-rings
I made for the wrapper are going on three years now without a flaw.
Can't get any cheaper than that!!

John

Sorry about the double post
Good Wraps Bob

Thanks to all for the information....
Went to a few sites yesterday and got a headache with all the choices....LOL

If given the choice, go with viton vs. buna-n, I've found that the buna o-rings don't last nearly as long.

I found them at autozone , under .50 apeice