[Spridgets] Tapping a thread and learning new stuff
Weslake1330
weslake1330 at gmail.com
Fri Jan 20 13:28:59 MST 2023
Hi List,
Well I thought I learned how to tap a thread at school in 'Metalwork'
lessons (passed with CSE grade 1) but rarely cut a thread/tap a thread
these days. I think the last ones I did was when I was making handbrake
rods for my Sprite using Stainless Steel (and had a lot of help from a
friend with a lathe for some of the parts).
Anyway Youtube managed to suggest this clip for me and I found it
interesting. I haven't finished it yet (or ripped a copy . . .) but wanted
to paste a copy here. I'm up to the part where thread go/no go gauges are
used. Now while I know what a go/no-go gauge is (used in some eligibility
checking in motorsports scrutineering) I never knew there were specific
thread go/no-go gauges and since I found some on ebay I might get a
couple. That way even if I never use them, one day when I am dead and
buried and someone is checking out my tool kit they'll think I really knew
my stuff!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=33wfSMsUbuc
Regards
Daniel
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