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1/4" Threaded rod cutting, bending and deburing
I need to make thousands of fasteners consisting of 1/4" x 4" threaded
rod with a 20 degree bend in the center. The ends will each get a 1/4" nylon-insert lock nut. I plan on doing the bend on a punch press. I'm concerned about: -What grade of All-thread so the rod doesn't crack at the bend? -How to cut the rod? (parting die on punch press, bandsaw, cut-off wheel in chop saw, etc) -How to deburr so the nuts will start? This is for a new product so I will be ramping up and might have to change methods according to demand. |
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