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Homemade Tap and Die Jig


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coolbeansbaby68 on instructables.com
DESCRIPTION:
Homemade tap and die jig machined from steel and intended for utilization in conjunction with metal lathes.
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Feb 23, 2023 4:12 AM
2gsg2_muc
I use a similar die jig, the wall thickness is to little to keep the screws in place and to grap it by hand the diameter is also too little. To solve my problem I used a piece of plastic waterpipe and drilled holes at the position of the screws with a diameter 0.5mm smaler than the screws. Now I can grab the jig by hand up to a Diemeter between M2 to M6.
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2gsg2_muc says:
Feb 23, 2023 4:12 AM
I use a similar die jig, the wall thickness is to little to keep the screws in place and to grap it by hand the diameter is also too little. To solve my problem I used a piece of plastic waterpipe and drilled holes at the position of the screws with a diameter 0.5mm smaler than the screws. Now I can grab the jig by hand up to a Diemeter between M2 to M6.

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