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taps
what is the trick, when you fit taps, that prevents the tap body
turning. If I overtighten, the stupid plastic nuts strip the thread. Thanks Rick |
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Rick wrote:
what is the trick, when you fit taps, that prevents the tap body turning. If I overtighten, the stupid plastic nuts strip the thread. Thanks Rick The trick is to hold the nut and swing the tap into position, you might have to attempt it on2/3 goes till its tight and in alignment with tother tap. |
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Rick wrote:
what is the trick, when you fit taps, that prevents the tap body turning. If I overtighten, the stupid plastic nuts strip the thread. Avoid taps with plastic nuts! Also, a little silicone under the tap helps to stop it turning. Dave |
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