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11-01-2017 #1
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Good luck with that. They can be done on a lathe. If you put a wet rag near the end and anneal it you just might do it. I am not sure without checking I thought they were M12x1
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11-01-2017 #2
Last Activity: 23-09-2017
They can be screwcut with tipped tooling but I wouldn't fancy my chances with a die.
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22-02-2017 #3
Last Activity: 26-11-2017
Depends how good you are.
Material is not a problem it is not "superhard", it peeled and rolled thread, typically St 52 , surface is hard due plastic deformation
Core is relatively soft. the best method would be to use the lathe, but it shall not be a problem to do it manually presuming you will use proper oil and non-chinese die ...
regardsLast edited by fifa; 22-02-2017 at 10:10 PM.
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