Preview: Fasteners & Fastening, Part 5 – Drilling and Tapping Stainless Steel
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September 21, 2016
Email this Video to a FriendWe finish our trip into the shop with a look at tricks on drilling and tapping stainless steel.
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8 Responses So Far to “Fasteners & Fastening, Part 5 – Drilling and Tapping Stainless Steel”
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Joel Zackin says:
Dude, No eye protection?!?!?!? You are only teaching half the lesson!!!!!!
Mark Nowlan says:
I’m with Kevin….saw those on my wire strippers but never knew you could do that with them…thought it was just for identifying a thread! Always learn something here!!! Thanks for the cool video.
One other thing…what type of lube were you using? brand? I’ve got some work to do with tapping some metal but can only find a liquid lube here.
thanks again!
Mary Ginsburg says:
Hi On a previous video he used Accu- Lube Push-Up Stick-Lube
I was able to stop video and copy down the name. I then clicked on some link ( do not know which one) and it took me to a sight that sells them.
Mary Ginsburg says:
HI
Addition to previous answer, the video I saw was Fasteners & Fastening, Part 4 – Drilling & Tapping Bronze
Paul Cammaroto says:
Eric you’re a craftsmen in many materials…Mmm sounds like a Boat-builder
You always bring something new, to us, with your videos.
I am not young enough to know everything
Thank You and all the OCH folks
Kevin Tisdall says:
I’ve used those crimp tools for 30 years and never noticed the screw cutter. Brilliant!
Kevin Brennan says:
Me too! never too old to learn
Burton Blais says:
Excellent, thank you. I see that I need to upgrade my basic tap and dye set. Whenever I cut a bolt to length using a hacksaw, I usually thread a nut all the way home on the bolt, then just back it off after cutting to remove the burr.