[wmgeorge]

Well I have finally used up the shim stock (stainless steel) that I had collected over the years and time to purchase more. Where is a current source that won't break the bank! And yikes I have looked at Amazon, gee If I knew it was that expensive I would have gathered more bits and pieces for my retirement!!

[Jim Dawson]

Try McMaster https://www.mcmaster.com/shim-stock

I also buy Harbor Freight feeler gauge sets for about $5 https://www.harborfreight.com/feeler...-pc-63665.html I bought a half dozen sets a while back, great for shimming lathe tools and other uses that require about 1/2x4 shims.

[wmgeorge]

Thanks for the tip Jim and that's source for sure. I did find enough in my on hand stock to get the job done. When your 75 or so, you don't have that many shimming and setup jobs left to do

[Jim Dawson]

Thanks for the tip Jim and that's source for sure. I did find enough in my on hand stock to get the job done. When your 75 or so, you don't have that many shimming and setup jobs left to do

I just turned 70 so I'm not too far behind you

[GME]

Thanks for the tip Jim and that's source for sure. I did find enough in my on hand stock to get the job done. When your 75 or so, you don't have that many shimming and setup jobs left to do

I just turned 70 so I'm not too far behind you

Me too. I turn 70 in November. Retirement is great! Although I sometimes have so many projects I don't know where to turn next, I don't miss the pressure cooker I worked in.

Gary