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[Closed] Mechanical engineering types, identify a pin

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https://postimg.cc/56xQCSBs

I've come across this at work, but no one here has seen the like before.
It's a slotted spring pin, but it has the extras on the slot, that'll engage when the pin is pressed into the hole.
It's approx 18mm od.


 
Posted : 16/02/2022 11:28 am
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It's a galvanised Doofer .

or giant roll pin with keys to stop it twisting when you smack it in an ole 🙂


 
Posted : 16/02/2022 11:34 am
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Toothed spring pin or roll pin
https://www.huyett.com/blog/introduction-spring-pins


 
Posted : 16/02/2022 11:35 am
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or giant roll pin with keys to stop it twisting when you smack it in an ole

Yup, seen things like that in different shapes n sizes over the years e.g. some wee ones


 
Posted : 16/02/2022 11:36 am
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Flanged pin-thruster.

HtH


 
Posted : 16/02/2022 11:36 am
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An 18mm pin punch would be something to behold.


 
Posted : 16/02/2022 11:41 am
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Thanks for the link, sharkey.

So, it looks like we need to find a toothed split spring pin... A ****in' big one.

Thanks, folks (can I say that?).


 
Posted : 16/02/2022 11:49 am
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Differential gurdle spring I think


 
Posted : 16/02/2022 2:23 pm
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3/8ths gripley is it not?


 
Posted : 16/02/2022 2:38 pm
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Fast haggis has it... the slots allow you to "flog" it out with big punch and a big hammer without it twisting.


 
Posted : 16/02/2022 3:07 pm
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Roll pin. I posted something like this a while back. My was in a shredder/chipper.


 
Posted : 16/02/2022 5:15 pm