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11th October 2021, 03:20 PM #1Most Valued Member
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Damaged Threaded Shaft - Rethreading?
I have a threaded shaft with damage meaning the corresponding nut won't engage. I think it is just the top and one-two starting threads that are damaged.
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It's about 14mm across (might be imperial) and most die sets I can find stop at M12. Never tried cutting new thread before and am a bit reluctant to have a first go at something I can't easily find a replacement for.
I've called a few engineering shops I can find and some might be able to assist by machining new thread.
Does it looks like something I could DIY with something I'm missing, or do a need a new one machined?
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