Handy man's workshop and laboratory . inch in diameter, all one needs is a bench or black-smiths drill, with a three-jawed chuck. Clamp the rod to bethreaded in the chuck of the drill. Place the die in the holderas usual, hold the die against the end of the rod to be threaded,and turn the drill at slow speed. Those who try this methodwill find it a much quicker and better way than threading by handin the usual manner. HOW TO MAKE A SCREW AND NUT WITHOUT THE AID OF ASCREW-CUTTING LATHE When the nut and screw in the handy mans hand vise are wornout he can repair them as follows without using a s
Handy man's workshop and laboratory . inch in diameter, all one needs is a bench or black-smiths drill, with a three-jawed chuck. Clamp the rod to bethreaded in the chuck of the drill. Place the die in the holderas usual, hold the die against the end of the rod to be threaded,and turn the drill at slow speed. Those who try this methodwill find it a much quicker and better way than threading by handin the usual manner. HOW TO MAKE A SCREW AND NUT WITHOUT THE AID OF ASCREW-CUTTING LATHE When the nut and screw in the handy mans hand vise are wornout he can repair them as follows without using a screw-cuttinglathe: First file the old spindle smooth. Then take two pieces ofsoft square iron, a and b, the size of the thread, and pin them tothe spindle, as shown in Fig. 80. Now wind these iron barsaround the spindle as tightly as possible. Under the bar b place 72 HANDY MAN S WORKSHOP AND LABORATORY a small wire c, and wind it between the spindle and the bar, there-by raising bar b above bar a. As the bar b is to form the thread. Fig. So—Wrapping the spindle with soft iron 4
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