Making Threads, was RE: [TheForge] Re: Vice repair

[Dan Tull]

They had them on sale at the Lowes During Madison for $249.

I'll keep lusting.


w/o the hammer drill , it was $260
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Barking Crow" <mail at barkingcrow.com>
To: "Sponsored by ABANA" <theforge at mailman.qth.net>
Sent: Thursday, August 25, 2005 9:13 PM
Subject: Re: Making Threads, was RE: [TheForge] Re: Vice repair


> Jeffery,
>
> Thanks a lot.
>
> you said,      .) Weld the "threads" onto a piece of the same size pipe.
>
> Which I understand to make the male threads.  Did you then fasten the 
> other
> piece of square to the inside of a slightly larger pipe to make the female
> threads?  How?  Could you also put a picture of the nozzle threads you 
> made
> on your website?
>
> Jeff Valentine.
>
> PS  I have finally sprung for the Dewalt 18volt angle grinder when they
> offered it  in a special with a drill that I didn't need but do love. 
> I've
> been lusting after it for a long time, and boy do I love it.  I try to 
> keep
> it in the car with me all the time.  In case anyone already has the Dewalt
> 18 volt set up, I noticed a guy on E-bay who sells lots of Dewalt battery
> stuff has a new one with out battery or charger for about $61 plus some
> pricey shipping.   He seems to have them on a regular basis rather than an
> occasional auction.  It turns a lot slower than the electric ones but has 
> a
> lot of power and is so damn convenient.   I now look for things to cut,
> grind, or sand.   I do some carpentry work on the side and will now have 
> to
> get the 6 1/2" circular saw too, I can't wait.
>
>
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