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    So I ran one of the shorter screws through a piece of tissue paper and sure enough there's little flakes of swarf amongst the grease:
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    Whilst doing this I also noticed that the depth of the residual thread where these 1204 screws had been machined down to 10mm was different one one side to the other:
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    This says to me that the end machining is off centre, not so good ......email on it's way to Fred, just hope he has time to sort something before Chinese New Year.
    Last edited by Voicecoil; 27-01-2019 at 07:21 PM.

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