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davidh:
this cute little capture nut was made from a stick of stainless i had, it threaded really nice, and the nut is just a scrap nut that i bored and internally threaded to match, using a nut from a copper fitting i had laying around.   the thread diameter is unimportant, just threaded it with fine threads. . .  the bullet is a .22 hollow point for size ref.

 someone was looking for ideas for making simple stuff.  i thought this might qualify.

davidh

Bernd:
Hi Dave,

The qulifies very well. Thanks for posting.  :thumbup:

And may I add a late welcome from me.

Bernd

Aestus57:
 :doh:

Very good, but I must be having a "Senior Moment"....... go on...... tell me how its done..... I can't see how the nut gets onto the thread in the middle of the bar!!!!
 :wack:

Bluechip:

--- Quote from: Aestus57 on August 27, 2011, 12:07:51 PM --- :doh:

Very good, but I must be having a "Senior Moment"....... go on...... tell me how its done..... I can't see how the nut gets onto the thread in the middle of the bar!!!!
 :wack:

--- End quote ---

Usually screwed together down the axis ...

Or, at least mine was ...  :scratch:

BC

davidh:
I spliced two  pcs of stainless buy drilling & tapping each end and using a sawed off socket head caps crew I screwed the two pcs together.  Of course they were nicely faced off first,  after being tightly screwed together I Plunged the lathe tool into the shaft just a little to reduce the diameter and finish that smaller diameter for threading.

Afternthreading, I unscrewed the joint, made a nut to loosely  fit the threads then screwed the shafts back together using red lactate so it wouuld come apart.

A fun project and neat little gift.

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