No tap, but threads need to be calibrated? There is an old-fashioned method for calibrating a thread that will help you restore it in a garage with your own hands. Don't forget to like it!
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Hello FRIENDS! You are watching the Merry Engineer channel.
I hope you know what a thread is, and even more so if you are professionally engaged in metalworking, then how to cut a thread is an elementary question for you. You can have a die or a tap for this, both of these tools will work. Sometimes you need to calibrate the thread if it is deformed for some reason. Naturally, a die for threading is suitable only for its external version, therefore, a die for threading is only external. Another question is how to tap a thread in a hole or part. There are various taps. All of them are designed and perform tapping in holes. There is a modified tool, such as a tap drill, which performs both drilling and tapping. And it can be both a multi-start thread, and a single-start one. The most popular metric thread, it is used everywhere. After all, threading itself is not a complicated process, you just take the taps for threading and perform the operation. In workshops, a manual tap is used, but in general mechanical engineering and metalworking involves the use of machine taps. Processing technology can be different. Like all metal cutting in production.
tap # die # thread cutting # mechanical engineering
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