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Press in captive studs
I have a part being machined that calls for 2 captive studs to be
inserted and thought I'd try to put the studs in myself. They're stainless, 8/32 about an inch long and require a .163 pocket (partially drilled hole). I thought that maybe I could build some sort of jig to keep them straight and then tap them with a hammer? OR-- Is there a small accessory or something that maybe I could use with an arbor or vise? Any ideas? Need to do them myself to save some time and money. |
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