Lee Jones 6 | 25/05/2020 17:10:06 |
258 forum posts 125 photos | First project I get to choose (after being forced to make a part for the screwcutting gearbox). Outside thread for the top (jacking) part (m30 x 2mm): Inside thread for the bottom part: Finished article: |
Lee Rogers | 25/05/2020 17:59:21 |
![]() 203 forum posts | Nice one. Some jacks have been on my list for a while now , I will get round to it.
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John Baron | 25/05/2020 19:15:08 |
![]() 520 forum posts 194 photos | Hi Lee, I'll bet you didn't single point that internal thread
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John Haine | 25/05/2020 19:20:25 |
5563 forum posts 322 photos | Cheating I know but this seems to me to be the best approach. |
JasonB | 25/05/2020 19:28:33 |
![]() 25215 forum posts 3105 photos 1 articles | That's what I tend to do just grab a couple of nuts and a stud from the hold down set. Lee with all your vibration problems you may want to add a locknut |
Lee Jones 6 | 25/05/2020 19:35:50 |
258 forum posts 125 photos | Posted by John Baron on 25/05/2020 19:15:08:
Hi Lee, I'll bet you didn't single point that internal thread Well my tap & die set tops out at M24, so I guess I did. |
Lee Jones 6 | 25/05/2020 19:41:24 |
258 forum posts 125 photos | Posted by JasonB on 25/05/2020 19:28:33:
That's what I tend to do just grab a couple of nuts and a stud from the hold down set. Lee with all your vibration problems you may want to add a locknut Cheeky! I'm trying to get to the bottom of those. And yes, totally cheating (and would void the point of the project). |
John Baron | 25/05/2020 19:54:42 |
![]() 520 forum posts 194 photos | Posted by Lee Jones 6 on 25/05/2020 19:35:50:
Posted by John Baron on 25/05/2020 19:15:08:
Hi Lee, I'll bet you didn't single point that internal thread Well my tap & die set tops out at M24, so I guess I did. Good for you ! I hoped that you had. Its not an easy skill internal threading, particularly small or deep bores. Although I admit that I could have cheated and used a tap, the amount of effort required to turn a large tap of that size is enormous. I've only ever used that tap once, never again.
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not done it yet | 25/05/2020 20:22:30 |
7517 forum posts 20 photos | Lee, Wow. You certainly don’t do things by halves! They are generally supports - not used for jacking up the leaning tower of Pisa! I’m surprised you didn’t put a hole through the top, for a tommy bar.🙂 Good work, mind. Easier to practise on a larger internal thread. |
Lee Jones 6 | 26/05/2020 09:52:29 |
258 forum posts 125 photos | A tommy bar, now there's an idea! Wait for v2. |
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