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softening nylon 6/6
I have some small nylon 6/6 dowels that I need to fit in some brass tubes.
Due to the shoulders in the brass an the mating grooves in the nylon I can't just force the nylon into the brass. I ned a good way of heating the Nylon up so that it will be more forgiving and ease in. The groove is .014 radius deep and the shoulder in the brass tubing is like wise. I was thinking about using a microwave for this, should that work? sincerely, John |
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