Power Tapping

ray gallant

[@matthubbard8541]

As always Ray, very informative, thanks.

[@raysfix]

Thank you for taking the time to comment much appreciate it Ray

[@jimdean7335]

Thank you for doing this. You answered a lot of questions I’ve always had and many questions I didn’t even know I had.

[@raysfix]

Thank you and thank you for taking the time to, Ray

[@roylucas4414]

I've been taping for years and thought I knew it all. Sigh, I hate finding out how much I don't know. It seems I am constantly finding out how dumb I really am. Thanks for the video.

[@shopandmath]

Thank you for taking the time to comment much appreciated Ray

[@nicklong9985]

Good information thanks

[@raysfix]

Thank you for taking the time to comment Ray

[@overmanonfire]

Thank you. I learned something new today!

[@raysfix]

Thank you for taking the time to comment Ray

[@davormaletic374]

Great job Ray

[@shopandmath]

Thank you for taking the time to comment much appreciated Ray

[@cruch9]

You forgot to mention you have to drill a larger hole with roll forms. The hole size tolerance is also more critical with roll forms, if the hole is to large you will get a "double pitch" thread because there is not enough material to close up the form of the thread. If the hole it to small there will not be enough room for the material to form into the thread and you will tear your threads or break the roll form. Also, roll forms mainly only works in material that produce stringy chips.

[@raysfix]

Thank you I missed that

[@cruch9]

might want to fix the nut on the hold down on the vice!

[@KW-ei3pi]

Thanks! Can never have enough information on Taps, and Tapping. How about Dies? If you already have a video on using Dies, a link here would be good. Nice looking mill. What brand is it and would you recommend it? Also, the tapping fluid/oil you are using looks good! What is it? Thanks!

[@matthubbard8541]

As always Ray, very informative, thanks.

[@raysfix]

Thank you for taking the time to comment much appreciate it Ray