Threadforming tap

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Tap formingprocess

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Have you ever needed to put an axle on a wooden car, or ever needed to make your own bolts? These things may seem to be small inconveniences, but doing the job right is important. Both of these processes require making threads on a steel rod that can then be used for your desired application. In order to make threads on a steel rod, you'll need to use a diet set. This article will show you how to use a diet set to make threads on a steel rod so you can finish your projects with confidence.

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