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Old 11-06-2013, 07:48 PM
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Turn the small diameter of the shaft to .429" max and the larger diameter to .507" or so to fit your tap block.

The hole in the tap block should be about .510"

1/16" under the nominal diameter is going to be very loose.


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OK, now that jig is pretty killer. I never thought of using the guideplate bolt holes for holding the whole getup together. Nice, Dave!

BTW, what did you measure for stud spacing?

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Turn the small diameter of the shaft to .429" max and the larger diameter to .507" or so to fit your tap block.

The hole in the tap block should be about .510"

1/16" under the nominal diameter is going to be very loose.


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I meant to say 1/64th under 1/2 and 7/16, not 1/16. You are correct, that would be much too loose.

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