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Tapping and threading different types of woods.
I have a project that requires putting threads on several one inch Oak
Dowels. They will then be threaded into either Oak, Maple , Walnut or Aspen in one inch deep bottom tapped holes. My tap & die kit is from HF and has seen a lot of use. Are there any special tricks to stop tearing etc and keeping a crisp thread? TIA Dennis |
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