How to make a useful tool for securely tightening cables with your own hands.

How to make a useful tool for securely tightening cables with your own hands. DIY equipment. Craftsmans Tips and tricks.
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[@redcoat192]

Did anyone else die inside when he spun the tapping tool at 1000 RPM with a power tool 😢

[@AlexDiesTrying]

Nope, I was already dead when it happened.

[@J2ricker]

I died when I saw the tap

[@stepanvesely6567]

Yes!!!!

[@Alpine_flo92002]

Thats an uncoated machine tap. If its somewhere between M8-M10 hole size then you can go from around 320-800RPM for HSS machine taps. About twice that for coated ones and if you are rich enough for a carbide one you can go as fast as the drill lets you go. There are also faster "standard" taps but rare

[@JayCox91]

No don’t think you died either otherwise you wouldn’t have been able to send your comment

[@FEAR.CONTROL.]

Pull it tight counterclockwise. That way the tension will force the bolt to tighten instead of loosen.

[@juarezderrick9647]

That was the only thing I got out of this video 😂

[@Professional_Youtube_Commenter]

i was gonna say it needs a washer or itwill undo itself. but this is clever.

[@freeaudiobooks7469]

Ya, that thin cheap wire will loosen it. 😂

[@juarezderrick9647]

@@freeaudiobooks7469 it 100% will. Have you never used a hot wire fence before?

[@jarislamecc]

@@freeaudiobooks7469it can and it will

[@DmitryDen]

Проволоку надо было наматывать в обратную сторону, чтобы она затягивала гайку

[@Lapa_xxX]

Истину глаголете!

[@HermanWillems]

Does putin knows that?

[@user-iy4ee3pk5j]

Да ну, перестань. Не раскрутится же она! (Сарказм)

[@xOceanSpirit]

​@@HermanWillems Путин начальник ГУЛАГа, конечно знает. Приезжай в гости, аппаратаменты выделим.

[@DARGO_O5]

Для этого надо мощнее резьбу в профиле сделать

[@joeg9810]

You realize a tap is hardened steel and could break using it that way and if not wearing eye protection watch out! Be safe!

[@ErgensUit1987]

perhaps a crap quality tap. But a dormer machine tap will do that easily on mild steel thickness of 3 mm.. considering the pitch thread is around 1.5 and 1.75 if its m12 size. not much to hold....

[@SiboBushings]

👏 safety first

[@user-lh7ur7xc8o]

Why did you make the easy thing difficult?

[@junglehusky1453]

How is it done then?

[@kingsweettea9231]

Eye hook with washer and bolt on other side.

[@user-du6vu4ws8h]

А он армянский комсомолец.

[@kitten-whisperer]

For people to comment

[@paulkeim3200]

First of all, that is a wire, not a cable. First clue that they have no idea what they are doing. Second, dangerous way to ruin a tap. What makes the ratcheting noise while they are tightening it in the wrong direction so that the tension on the wire will loosen it?

[@Cheezwizzz]

Wind the cable the opposite way so it pulls the bolt tighter

[@dagansmith5354]

holy crap I was yelling at my screen over this... this whole thing make me sad inside hahaha

[@Cheezwizzz]

@@dagansmith5354 Great minds think alike 💪

[@swaggerdo7231]

Incredible observation. Kudos.

[@iggysixx]

Yes! Thx - I was breaking my brain for a minute there... _("Something.. Is... wrong... here...... Damn you, brain!")_ Second thing is that the inside of that slot won't be galvanized. Unless it's a stainless bolt, it'll rust through in no time at all.

[@JoeGator23]

Using the nut to lock the threads does not help the fact that this tiny and unbalanced threat is going rip out far faster than a peg that goes through both sides of the post. This design is a weak joint prone to failure under force here.

[@LumpyFPV]

Tighten the cable up more so that when the threads rip tf out it'll do some real damage 🤩

[@nigelthornton7378]

😂😂

[@markandrewpaul4233]

"The kids love walking into the into the wire in the middle of the yard for no reason"

[@user-xi3sq4se3t]

Очень люблю такие видео, как сделать полезную и что немаловажно-дешовую приспособу. Вам для этого понадобится шпилька с резьбой, проволока, лобзик, УШМ, минитрактор, цементовоз, кузница и ещё пару мелочей!😂

[@penguinkowalski3660]

Так тут по факту ничего не надо. А если у тебя нет элементарно сверла и дрели то самоделки это не твоё. Другой вопрос что надёжность данной резьбы оставляет желать лучшего

[@anatolyshestakov764]

Там и к сверлу вопросу. Дешманское не переживет массовой работы на всем ограждении. А хорошее стоит, как чугунный мост. Ну и просто нормальными саерлами приятнее сверлить.

[@user-xj2rb2zq4u]

При нагрузке на этот натянутый трос , шпильку загнёт нахрен через пару дней статической нагрузки.

[@user-ez2ey3ml1x]

Особо понравилось нарезание резьбы шуриком.

[@user-yd5hm8eh3t]

А нахуя это надо?

[@benchapman5247]

Straight flute tap in a drill.....dont bother asking to borrow any of mine....

[@swaggerdo7231]

Bingo. I recoiled watching that.

[@user-uq8td5gv3s]

оаровецплацкцыав

[@DoubleBob]

It worked as intended and there were no problems. Why are you complaining?

[@mikeharris6335]

@@DoubleBobbecause that isn’t how you use an expensive ass flute tap. Believe it or not there are right and wrong ways to do things…

[@DoubleBob]

@@mikeharris6335 What went wrong there? What happened?

[@vladimirvolkov5098]

толщина стенки сколько 1,5-2мм? Проще засверлить и приварить гайку, надежней будет😉.

[@user-ws8mo2bo5d]

И резьба х1.5 или х1.75 . Смех и только .

[@user-ww2yg2jf3d]

Комментарий здравого человека !!!👆🏻👍🏻✌🏻

[@yaforgot6778]

Он бы еще в листе бумаги нарезал резьбу 😂

[@user-vm7yh6vi5t]

Для легкой ....и даже средней натяжки струны в 1.5 миллиметра, этого более чем достаточно на ближайшие 15- 20 лет( скорее сгинет проволока )

[@drug.cheloveka]

Не проще. Сварки нет.

[@grimreaper2606]

High quality steel might be expensive but with the right know-how and tools it's a worthwhile investment.

[@user-bm9bc9yh6y]

Проще просверлить насквозь и поставить 2 гайки и не морочить руки нарезкой резьбы в тонкой стенке

[@user-vp1fh4ej9l]

Стенки стянет

[@vc4172]

​@@user-vp1fh4ej9l В кода трос потянет, то стенки растянет

[@AndreasStopper]

Das ist so richtg , überleg doch mahl , wie willst du eine zweite Mutter den anbringen bei eim einen solchen Proviel du Schlaumeier !!😅

[@Bbkn156]

Эгершельд шляпа

[@ATeaGod]

может быть, трудно заложить гайку в забор?

[@Ydnar1155]

The threads will pull out when you tighten the nut. The allthread is already sagging. In any case, you drilled the hole to big, the tap barely did anything, hence, little to no metal bur in the tap. Great method though, wrong drill bit.

[@Disinterested1]

was looking for this comment! awaiting seeing this on a different channel with a real engineer! lol

[@XXXCRSPL]

Lmao ok

[@noneya61]

Well, he just proved you wrong slick…

[@bogeyman-bv4wg]

Opinions vary

[@kosmotto]

he tried, It wont last but he at least did way better than most He wuld have done better if her went all the way thru.

[@jasonsgroovemachine]

If only there were already an easy to find and affordable product that did this same job, didn't require any power tools, a step bit, a tap, and a grinder. IF ONLY.

[@w4shep]

Thanks for the zip tie tip! Not familiar with these bits for wood, but will be using them in project soon. This helps! Thanks for sharing.

[@Tips_Workshop]

👋🤝❤️

[@leew8812]

they're not for wood

[@JamesJAllen-sx5vn]

it's not 6 this is a foolish video

[@JamesJAllen-sx5vn]

Not wood and a regular Joe wouldn't know a tap from a die.

[@w4shep]

I guess I need to clarify. I don't need these bits for wood. I have a metal project coming up and I'm only familiar with wood bits as that's the medium I usually work with. And using the zip tie as a depth stop for me works well - can't read the size when it's spinning. The zip tie It's better than tape for this. The wire tightening "tip" is crap

[@LTV_inc]

An over sized hole with loose threads what could possibly go wrong?….

[@brnzhut]

shear force other than pulling, should be fine.

[@Mega_Tron6891]

And a wire under tension lol

[@fragglefknrock7568]

@@brnzhut shear force isn't the problem here.

[@holywells]

Hmmm, no cutting oil, huh??

[@fragglefknrock7568]

@@holywells he put some on the outside of the hole but not really in it well. I didn't see him put any on the tap. Thank God he's not tapping steel.

[@jarico378]

You just taught me so much in 30 seconds

[@Tips_Workshop]

🤗👋🤝

[@agoodman-mv9cj]

Для резьбовых отверстий свои диаметры отверстия идут , они редко совподают с целыми числами

[@xylii42]

The length of threased rod where the wire is attached makes the lever action at the bolt threads increase dramatically. It will pull out on its own when the wire gets cold and shortens.

[@tomg1066]

On top of such bolt size (Threads) in that thin of steel...

[@StoneyBaloney69]

Dude it's meant to be an awful idea on purpose. so people like you comment on the video because more interaction leads to the algorithm feeding the video to more people. It doesn't matter if it's negative interaction it still works the same. 😂

[@user-jo4rr8xz2g]

🎉1000T❤😂😂😂🎉

[@checkamilosevic5927]

exactly!

[@Freight_Train]

@@StoneyBaloney69 Good point.

[@polarbear2697]

If you get a pair of pliers or even two, you can bring them with you instead of always going to the "wire pole" for projects

[@billypoe3703]

I don't have ratchet bolts on my fence. Does anyone?

[@bluestreak3864]

I Looked In My Garage I Couldn't Find Any That Clicked

[@romantik8343]

В струнных карнизах этот механизм прочнее, надёжнее, и даже дешевле.

[@gamekeyp5140]

Ive been on the internet so long my first thought was 'oh they the put them on drills now?'

[@Rick-zs1rn]

😂

[@ianmoon5834]

One thing I learned in this video...always lube the hole first .

[@majormanfredrex]

A second nut, on the end will completely prevent the wire from working loose.

[@Tips_Workshop]

👍🤝

[@XXXCRSPL]

It's not going to work loose it's under tension

[@majormanfredrex]

@@XXXCRSPL With high winds vibrating the wire over 70% of the time and frequent seismic activity in our area, we don't take chances with our fences. We also use non-slip locking washers on any locknuts too.

[@tobyngenn9826]

​@@XXXCRSPLit will come loose, safety wire is done like that but the opposite way, I do it every day for work

[@SparkyDad]

This trash channel replied to you like ‘Thanks brother I never thought of that!’

[@tasubi2747]

next day rusty, next week unscrewed 😅

[@Steve-sg3uz]

That can be mitigated with a thread locker.

[@swaggerdo7231]

hahaha, that's a good one.

[@bartman2468]

Those threads are mint 🤣

[@gregash4387]

Wow I love it , I put up miles of fences myself and I wish I had this !!!

[@Tips_Workshop]

Thanks bro 🤝👋 I'm glad you liked it ☺️❤️

[@josepeixoto3384]

we all liked it; it's an amazing idea, i needed that, will use it tomorrow; thanks , about the comments about the tap at 1000 rpms...lol people here do not realize that it's a thin plate, i do that all the time and the taps still last forever @@Tips_Workshop

[@josepeixoto3384]

(i will definitely wind it the other way, of course)

[@user-th8ty4ry2t]

Здрасьте, я у мамы инженер.😂😂😂

[@Tips_Workshop]

😂😂🤗😉

[@johnelis6263]

Законтрить на краю шпильки две гайки между собой,ключом держать за внутренюю и закрутить гайку у трубы.

[@odinsson204]

My soul just died when he used that tap.

[@Rick-zs1rn]

My soul just died when I watch this video.

[@maksibox]

Поволку нужно крутить в другую сторону. Против самовыкручивания!

[@hedgehogfog4622]

😂😂😂что в лоб, что по лбу! Куда не крути, проволока будет действовать в обратную сторону.😅

[@tvbox1A95xf2]

​@@hedgehogfog4622но будет закручивать шпильку а не выкручивать

[@hedgehogfog4622]

@@tvbox1A95xf2 каким образом? Шпилька по часовой закручивается. Натяжение происходит путём ЗАКРУЧИВАНИЯ шпильки. Трос тянет в обратную сторону. Вы это видите по-другому? Как? Даже, если трос заводить снизу шпильки, тянуть он будет в противоположную сторону - откручивать.

[@alexanderandreev9463]

@@hedgehogfog4622голову включи, ооооочень сильно помогает. Закрутил шпильку БОЛЬШЕ чем требуется, вставил проволоку, ВЫКРУТИЛ шпильку, законтрил гайкой. Теперь, когда проволока будет тянуть, она будет сама закручивать шпильку. Если тебя напрягает, что проволока пойдет в итоге снизу шпильки, просто отзеркаль и делай в обратную сторону, чтоб проволока тянулась не слева направо, а справа налево.

[@hedgehogfog4622]

@@alexanderandreev9463 😁успехов, головастый! Гладко было на бумаге🤣

[@cipriandavid4995]

yes, you keep doing it. you doing great! ...arest this man!

[@user-ey6tx6do6x]

А можно просто использовать талреп

[@dgungar4380]

Это слишком умное слово😂

[@Pike1pacifist]

Я со стропальщиками, однажды, на стропилах, на стройке, слушая рэп, пил до талого, но даже они не знали что такое талреп...

[@DUDENOFF]

Ну когда его нет под рукой, но очень надо, тогда так :)

[@TIGwelderprof]

​@@DUDENOFFну если нет талрепа то у любого точно в хозяйстве есть шуруповёрт, сверло, мечик, болгарка, болт или шпилька, гайки, ключи и даже стяжки, но талреп это роскошь😂

[@user-op9fv5ss2b]

​@@TIGwelderprof Метчик!

[@user-zy5pv8be8y]

Можно было резьбовую клепку поставить, надежнее было бы!

[@siemax16]

так-то можно и крючок приварить, кольцо прикрутить, талреп повесить, да чего только нельзя сделать :D суета ради суеты, шпильки пилить

[@user-zy5pv8be8y]

@@siemax16 согласен, можно сделать что душе угодно

[@promrdanich]

На суперклей примаздюкать.

[@alejandromiguel3063]

😅😅

[@pictsidhe6471]

Leave the tail longer. When you are done tightening, wrap is round the taught wire, now the nut is not needed to keep the wire tight.

[@youtubemakesmedothis7280]

Not sure exactly what he's up to but when I string wire I have a puller (sometimes called a wire stretcher).

[@user-px3ud2ou1q]

Be careful running that’s tap in with a drill

[@shotgunsniper1530]

yeah never use a drill to tap a hole... Always use an impact gun

[@Letsgobrandon.2024]

@@shotgunsniper1530Yeah, because an impact gun would be less likely to snap the tapping bit 🤦🏼‍♂️

[@bootywarrior5842]

@@shotgunsniper1530crescent wrench lmao

[@fragglefknrock7568]

Double lever hand tap and or a triset tapping tool handheld would be fine too.

[@lastchance8142]

A channel full of "Purists" here. I tapped with my drill for years. Just put the clutch down low, like 12. Below #10 screw, best to do by hand.

[@bladeswillxbleed]

Yes anytime you find yourself grinding a bolt you know you must be doing something right

[@ironman3586]

Я тоже хочу сказать,что прочность конструкции прямо зависит от толщины стенки квадратного профиля

[@renrfuzan388]

Das ist aber eine super Idee😊

[@Tips_Workshop]

Thanks 🤝👋❤️

[@jmoon9258]

Just your hands, a steep bit, a tap, a drill, a grinder, & cut off wheel. 😊

[@user-iu3sk3ny5m]

Намотал проволоку усилием на откручивание шпильки, лучше проволоку в другую сторону мотать.

[@Adnreus74]

Да там пофик в какую сторону. Шпилька держится на одной нитке, при этом рычаг мама не балуй. Малейшее усилие на проволоку, и вся эта конструкция разваливается.

[@justinmann3617]

This is actually one of the first useful things I’ve seen on KZbin most take 100 mins at 195$ an hr for a 37$ tool 😂

[@user-xx9mv6ut9x]

Brilliant execution!

[@Tips_Workshop]

👋🤝❤️

[@mattevers1930]

The zip tie works. I just use a marker.

[@michaelryan7715]

It’s a step bit you don’t need to mark it duhh

[@user-md3rb8zi2f]

Меня настораживает метчик в шуруповерте. И нарезание резьбы без смазки, порвет же на таких скоростях.

[@user-jx4lq1lo4o]

1борот в металле должна быть смаза маслом

[@penguinkowalski3660]

Меня вообще настораживает резьба в полтора витка.

[@Shishigovec]

Он же маслом смазал

[@user-md3rb8zi2f]

@@Shishigovec токари не веретенку используют. Да и два витка резьбы....

[@nuntana2]

Watch again. He applied cutting compound and there is nothing wrong with using a battery drill as a tap wrench in galv metal. Just go slow on clutch setting and back it off. What is slightly disturbing here is that tread will rust after it was cut.

[@user-iy6el4kp3m]

Todo mis respetos para este señor

[@jimsmith9912]

This is brilliant!!! Who thinks this up?

[@daytonabeachUSA]

Depends on how much tension you want. I still see a kink in the wire

[@user-cw5po6ko6s]

Для этого, давным давно,придумали талреп.

[@---lm9zl]

они дорогие...если на виноградник то оч затратно..

[@alexanderlevin8116]

@@---lm9zl, зато экономно по времени. А так вы вместо быстрой натяжки проволоки будете 100 шпилек болгаркой пилить

[@evgenyivanov2006]

Сколько курток уже порвал ? 😀

[@thewatcher611]

Fixing the title: "Ha! Made you look!"

[@justicewise4567]

The best way is to wrap it the opposite so it doesn't loosen itself. Same thing with ptfe tape

[@user-cx7wo9jz8w]

Зайчик! А ты ёлкой дырку десяточеу просвердил и резьбу М10 нарезал? Ай молодец... Я у мамы починил! 👍

[@arturama8581]

"with your own hands" Uses electric drill, electric angle grinder! And don't let it stick out as far and put a cap nut on! Like you did it it'll hurt someone.

[@_PIVOZAVR_]

😂❤🎉😢😮😅

[@jarradblair1793]

Like the neck high garrot wire, isn't the main issue here😂😂

[@user-mo6xe8xq9l]

Никогда не начинаю сверление ступенчатым сверлом: если что-то случится с кончиком, то, либо сверло на выброс, либо, если умеешь, перетачивать под сверление до следующего диаметра

[@lyxaduong5530]

No, actually. There is the better way to tighten the zinc wire: 1- over screwed the threaded rod in for the number of turns we desired to wraps the wire around the treaded rod ; 2- incert the wire in the slotted opening as usual, but unscrewing the threaded rod to tighten the wire to the desired tension; 3- tighten the stop nut will keeping the threaded rod from moving to maintain the tension of the wire.

[@colinjohnston3912]

You dont use taps in screw guns, unless you like buying lots of taps.

[@thomasgreiner4910]

Don't waste your time. Hire someone that has half a clue.

[@michaelschemmel1984]

No thats called wasting money

[@remainconfident1]

Always use the hand tap. The drill will break it almost every time.

[@Tips_Workshop]

👌🤝

[@AlbertLebel]

Wind the wire counter clockwise so it doesn't want to come loose. That lock nut will not stay tight forever

[@davidkirby-jx9xp]

And the ratcheting flat bar..

[@sdrrtl8534]

Сомнительная конструкцыя. Там резьбы два витка. Сельнее надо натянуть чтобы когда вирвало болт то наверочку. 😂

[@Lavar178]

Два если тройка, а у меня сомнен

[@MrNAchFIN]

кроилово ведет к попаданию. Талреп 200 лет используют, но нет, надо же куда-то свой гениальный ум приложить)))

[@user-wm3mi7py2i]

This is really awesome!

[@utahradioman]

I love those bits!

[@toshn4151]

all you had to do was wind clockwise and it might actually do something useful.

[@user-yf4oh3wq6j]

Не надо до доктора дью отправлять однозначно,,,Динисыч,,,

[@jimclarke1108]

Fantastic, i need a few in the office........

[@Workingclasswarrior]

If u don’t have the correct size bit best bet would be to drill through both sides and put nut on both sides once tight

[@FloridaSunandSand2005]

Who comes up with these so called hacks? Idiotic and much easier ways than this!

[@Cryptic_Triptych]

With the dissimilar metals and ambient temperature differences throughout the years, the wire, nut, bolt and post will eventually disconnect, oxidize and degrade into their separate parent constitutes.

[@whiteriverforest]

That would be a great idea for running lines for tomatoes or beans a nice tight line to hold the fruits

[@KeeceWookie]

Step drills are awesome.

[@MrJokkoma]

A tread that's 2 mm long, I wouldn't trust that so much.

[@MishaTUK]

Столько сил и средств потратить, зачем? Напрашивается только один вывод: леплю хуйню ненужную лижбы сцуа в тренд нахуй тут лайк ставить обсалютно бесполезная хуйня

[@sokantnevesti603]

Depends what you use it for, and actually in this case, you can't count just the threads in pipe wall, a nut counts too. In fact, without nut and pipe threads being tight, nothing happens. I hope you understand how this is not a 2mm thread connection.

[@Fletchlie]

What's the point of the nut when it loosens the same direction as the bolt? Surely if it was to come loose they'd just unscrew together in unison? To me it seems the nut is only useful if there's something the other end of the bolt.. or have I missed something?

[@Vincerama]

Since the hole is threaded, the bolt threads in and then the nut acts like a lock nut, putting pressure on the bolt so it won't back out. ie; the nut, when screwed in against the steel surface pushes against it, and also pulls the bolt, thus helping to keep it from rotating out.

[@rangerst_870]

It’s a jam nut goober

[@bwpeycal1639]

You missed something.. how a thread and nut works 🤦

[@micaheller6426]

@@VinceramaI would opt for also using a lock washer but that’s just me I guess

[@87dsz]

Go look at how a tie rod end on your car works.

[@TheRealWattLife]

I don't know why people feel the need to overcomplicate things with videos like this. This did not save time and only over complicated things.

[@Clevelandsteamer324]

Never ever use a tap in a power tool

[@20kilovolt]

For this channel it doesn't really matter if you use a pipe wrench as a hammer or a screwdriver as a chisel. This channel has only one purpose and that is to upset people who respect the quality for which a specific tool is made.

[@JohnSmith-dp2jd]

Do people actually believe this? Do they think all the threaded holes in their engine block are hand-tapped or some bs like that?

[@MisterMick113]

Some people don't understand physics. For those of us who live in the 21st century and understand physics, power tapping isn't an issue as we understand taps break from uneven force.

[@user-jg2bv3lr5n]

Хрень, талреп в помощь

[@talibanmx]

Algo no cuadra el taladro gira al revés cuando están perforando, donde venden esas brocas y machuelos izquierdos para ir a comprar

[@booifojoe]

How do you get the little bell to ring after tightening the bolt?

[@JamesWhite-tg4kw]

Okay first thing who sets a steel pole to even do this 😂😂😂

[@swaggerdo7231]

Slavs who creatively acquire materials from job sites when everyone is piss drunk to notice?

[@kevinerbe3916]

Please no one use this idiotic tip

[@chipmerrill5964]

With the zoo in the background, I could probably watch this all day.

[@Tips_Workshop]

👍🤝❤️

[@gammagames6027]

I don’t know how I got here, but I will carry this random information with me for the rest of my life.

[@Tips_Workshop]

🤗😉👋

[@millicapper]

unterlegscheibe kommt auch immer gut :)

[@McGregor007]

You never EVER tap with power tools. Only hand tools.

[@whatfreedom7]

You could also trim it down and put another nut on the end to clamp the wire in place.

[@muchochico]

Of course, i just need to buy all these tools...!!!😂😂😂

[@jeffreylong131]

Here's a better question.... What exactly would i be using this for?

[@jeffreylong131]

I've never seen a screw tap used in a drill. Also you drilled the hole too big. Also you should wind it the other direction so it pulls the bolt tighter

[@user-bn6um4we8n]

You've got serious dance moves!

[@Campers5]

Use the right size tapping drill, some lubricant and a tap wrench! Rough!

[@user-zj3ii5kf6p]

If you turn the stool upside down, you can fit 4 life hackers on it

[@chucktraynor11]

That's an awful lot of work when you can buy an electric fence ratcheting tightener from Tractor Supply for about $8.

[@anthonywozniak7373]

Should always pre-drill a small hole before using a step bit.. the end will be dull in a week

[@MM-overtime]

I like how he tightened it with a parallel lol. Definitely a tool and die guy😅

[@Based_Morty]

The fact that it's hollow is why I might tap with a drill. I would advice not using a fast power tool to tap with. But in something like this it should work out. You're barely cutting any actual threads and it's not gunna bottom out and snap.

[@keizer3452]

Actually the tapping tool contains 3 tools for each size become sharper he only used 1 that will never stay sharp

[@ryandavidson1736]

You don’t need to mark a step up bit to know when to stop drilling. Just pay attention

[@Tips_Workshop]

👍🤝