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Re: Broken Tap that's not a manufacturing defect that is a purchasing mistake
Cliff Rohrabacher, Esq.
¿ªÔÆÌåÓýYou bought the wrong tap.? Cheap taps are? worthless, as you
discovered. Taps? worth buying : Balax for thread forming.? OSG and Emuge for cutting. I? don't know of another company making? taps that are worth a damn.?? For hand tapping? Use either thread forming taps or Two Flute Gun Taps. For bl;inf holes use Spiral taps? they are usually three flutes There is? absolutely? no circumstance in which I would bother
with a four flute tap. They are weak as hell? - - which you just
found out.? Use a high sulfur? cutting oil? or a specialty? tapping fluid? like TapFree there are many good tapping fluids? In malleable metals like Steel and Aluminum I prefer to form the threads? instead of cutting.? If you are jobber you need to check the print and see if they are acceptable. In high hardened steel? I prefer to send it out to an EDM shop
but I can tap? pre hard 4140 and 4150? if the hardness is? 48 RC?
and not more. 1018 is about the same as A36.? it is a Weee skosh more? machinable? but not worth the money? unless you are running lots of it and need the? better finish.? It takes more skill to get a great finish on A-36.
Cold Rolled is? OK? if you plan on doing little more? than
drilling and tapping? but if you plan on machining the mill
surfaces then? stay away from the stuff.?? The stresses in the
surfaces from the? rolling mil will cause the metal to form banana
shapes as you remove stock from one side or the other and you can
be chasing your tail trying to get it to lie flat? all day. On 12/13/20 7:55 PM, imranindiana via
groups.io wrote:
is anyone familiar with accusize industrial tools? it is a canadian co out of toronto. i recently purchased two tap & drill sets metric and SAE. i went with them because they offered HSS at reasonable price. |