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    Making a proper bolt!

    Ever get tired of that "righty-tighty" nonsense? Ever throw a wrench across the room after finally figuring out the bolt is a left-hand thread for some godforsaken reason?

    Well, the Russians have solved the dilemma.



    Anyone know what that motorized Makita gadget is?

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    Re: Making a proper bolt!

    So.... a bolt that goes both ways.... I think they already have an acronym for it

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    Re: Making a proper bolt!

    Quote Originally Posted by VaughnT View Post
    Anyone know what that motorized Makita gadget is?
    Looks like a baby plunge router minus the plunge base.
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    Re: Making a proper bolt!

    Quote Originally Posted by VaughnT View Post

    Anyone know what that motorized Makita gadget is?
    Makita trim router, laminate trimmer, etc. Fixed base, not plunge. I've got one, great little tool.

    https://www.homedepot.com/p/Makita-6...E&gclsrc=aw.ds
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    Re: Making a proper bolt!

    Anyone know what that motorized Makita gadget is?[/QUOTE]

    He said it was a router.

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    Re: Making a proper bolt!

    I was watching that same exact video last night and marveling at the machining. Even though about the only word I understood was him saying "Yes!!" a few times as the bolt freely spun out I really liked it.
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    Re: Making a proper bolt!

    Watching this was time well spent.

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    Re: Making a proper bolt!

    Quote Originally Posted by farmersammm View Post
    Watching this was time well spent.
    Yes, especially the last few minutes of him playing with his nuts

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    Re: Making a proper bolt!

    He could have tapped the nut both ways also I think
    Could he then tighten and loosen it clockwise and anti clockwise ?
    Last edited by Brett; 12-17-2020 at 04:00 AM.
    A good guess is better than a bad measurement

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    Re: Making a proper bolt!

    Neat for sure. Pretty worthless though for anything practical. The only way it works is with massive pitch. Reduce the pitch to useable and there would be no threads left. That is already weak. Normal pitches forget it.

    I think a Yankee screwdriver has had threads going both ways for 50 years.
    Last edited by danielplace; 12-17-2020 at 08:25 AM.

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    Re: Making a proper bolt!

    Quote Originally Posted by ronsii View Post
    Yes, especially the last few minutes of him playing with his nuts

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    Re: Making a proper bolt!

    The original maker made another video where he threaded the bolt in two directions as requested by viewers.

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    Re: Making a proper bolt!

    Quote Originally Posted by psacustomcreations View Post
    The original maker made another video where he threaded the bolt in two directions as requested by viewers.

    That's just nuts!!!!!!

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    Re: Making a proper bolt!

    I'm sure I could still cross thread it with an impact wrench.

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    Re: Making a proper bolt!

    Looks like the impact wrench 'crossthreaded' the thread LOL!!!!!


    502 post fix

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    Re: Making a proper bolt!

    Ah those Russians..............first at EVERYTHING........................NOT! But they got flair when puffing their chests out, and patting themselves on the back

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    Re: Making a proper bolt!

    That is very cool...

    But 5 days of turning...jeez I wish I had that much free time.

    I guess if it is below zero for half the year...then 5 days screwing around in the shop ain’t so bad.

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    Re: Making a proper bolt!

    Quote Originally Posted by Tarmstrong View Post
    That is very cool...

    But 5 days of turning...jeez I wish I had that much free time.

    I guess if it is below zero for half the year...then 5 days screwing around in the shop ain’t so bad.
    Lot more than five!!!! especially when they turn the power off on him... kinda like cali but remember.... he does get to play with his nuts a lot afterwards

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    Re: Making a proper bolt!

    Yes have seen those many times on fishing reels and other winch type reel setups they do have *special* nuts though

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