Pretty good ides! But you not really cutting a thread in as much forming a thread by compression. If you would had soaked your dowel in mineral oil for a week it would of went easier forming. Problem with compression method the wood will expand out over time and freeze together and lock up. Build a real tap and die blocks, not hard so you can make real threads any pitch or size you need and with the tolerence fit you require!
Love this method And the video on how to this is so much easier than most of all the other ways on youtube ! Let’s face it A tap and die set Just makes more sense than trying to hand cut Wood to do make uts and bolts from wood ! Not being a metal expert or anything close I’m wondering if there is a way to harden the pieces to keep a sharp cutting age longer ?
I wish he had provided a link to the metal screw press that he modifies to make his tap and threading die. While this method of making a wooden screw and nut isn't sufficient it would be a terrific starting point. After this video ends the next step would be to use a sharpened form cutter mounted into the screw to cut a real nut whose threads would be cut with the form tool (the end of a cheap chisel cut to a 60° point). Then clamp a piece of blank, bored stock to the back of the nut with a spacer in between. The spacer needs to be open on two sides; the idea is to run the screw completely through the nut and then when it is poking through the nut, but before it has reached the blank, insert a form cutter into the end of the screw. Run the screw with its inserted form cutter through the nut+spacer+blank sandwich to cut a real form-cut nut; the pitch being guided and controlled by the die-cut nut. Then insert a form cutter into the real nut and use that as a die to cut threaded screws. Consider this video as merely Step 1 of the whole process.
Esta é uma das ideia grandiosa e eficientes de se fazer parafusos e porcas, o noho inovou, descomplicou o processo e mostrou de forma simples a arte de pensar em marcenaria! Agradecido!
Thanks for this useful video. I had been wandering how well this would work. I couldn't tell if it was just pressing threads or actually cutting them tho. It seems for best results the relief cuts would need be wider and sharpened to cut into the grain. Still a great concept and would get you buy in a pinch.
deezynar 、 pberglin、and Dave Thanks for the comment. Please make a wooden bolt and nut too. Iron bolt size is a 33mm . Hole of the wooden plate is 30mm. The wooden rod is 34mm.
This is not the way to handle wood! You must cut the wood instead to press it. After a while its impossible to get off the nut from the bolt! Thread chasing in wood is a lot different than in metal.
Awesome! Buying the tool you made this from is cheaper than buying the threading kit where I live so this is great
How many do-it-yourself wood thread videos are there on youtube? This is the smartest, cleanest solution for large diameter threads.
I see so many videos and very expensive kit o time consuming, and you make this so Simple and very effective , thank you very much. Very smart man.
Отличная идея для изготовления резьбового соединения!
Спасибо!
Sağol Usta! Like from AZE 🇦🇿🤘👍
Excelente Trabalho! ❤🇧🇷
Fantastic idea!!! 😯😯😯
Pretty good ides! But you not really cutting a thread in as much forming a thread by compression. If you would had soaked your dowel in mineral oil for a week it would of went easier forming.
Problem with compression method the wood will expand out over time and freeze together and lock up.
Build a real tap and die blocks, not hard so you can make real threads any pitch or size you need and with the tolerence fit you require!
Bravo !
The most practical way to make a screw and bolt from scratch …
これはもの凄く良いアイデア！ 何かに使えそうだね
スチュールの足部分に使えるかな？ ま、とりあえず太いネジとナットを探そう。
Another great tip! Thanks, Noho.
Love this method And the video on how to this is so much easier than most of all the other ways on youtube ! Let’s face it A tap and die set Just makes more sense than trying to hand cut Wood to do make uts and bolts from wood ! Not being a metal expert or anything close I’m wondering if there is a way to harden the pieces to keep a sharp cutting age longer ?
Muy sencillo práctico excelente 👌👍
I wish he had provided a link to the metal screw press that he modifies to make his tap and threading die. While this method of making a wooden screw and nut isn't sufficient it would be a terrific starting point. After this video ends the next step would be to use a sharpened form cutter mounted into the screw to cut a real nut whose threads would be cut with the form tool (the end of a cheap chisel cut to a 60° point). Then clamp a piece of blank, bored stock to the back of the nut with a spacer in between. The spacer needs to be open on two sides; the idea is to run the screw completely through the nut and then when it is poking through the nut, but before it has reached the blank, insert a form cutter into the end of the screw. Run the screw with its inserted form cutter through the nut+spacer+blank sandwich to cut a real form-cut nut; the pitch being guided and controlled by the die-cut nut. Then insert a form cutter into the real nut and use that as a die to cut threaded screws. Consider this video as merely Step 1 of the whole process.
Спасибо за идею! Удивляюсь Вашей изобретательноси!
Thanks for this. Like the concept of DIY tap and die. Sealing both with wax after cutting may help.
excellent work. What type of wood did you use?
Сохранил себе в закладки, Я как перфекционист, чуть щепетильнее доработаю идею, всё равно спасибо, лайк.
What is that big screw on a plate called?
Esta é uma das ideia grandiosa e eficientes de se fazer parafusos e porcas, o noho inovou, descomplicou o processo e mostrou de forma simples a arte de pensar em marcenaria! Agradecido!
The screw hacks sold in my area are 1 3/8 thick. Is the dowel you use is the same thickness or is it 1 1/2 thick? Also how large is the hole?
Thanks for this useful video. I had been wandering how well this would work. I couldn't tell if it was just pressing threads or actually cutting them tho. It seems for best results the relief cuts would need be wider and sharpened to cut into the grain. Still a great concept and would get you buy in a pinch.
Phil Lowman .
Phil Lowman .
i think it's the easyest way to do screws. thanks
Try coating the outside of the bolt blank with linseed oil and let it soak in for 3 or 4 minutes before cutting the thread. Same with tapping the nut.
Maybe cutting wider slits to catch more shavigs?
凄い！ 面白い!!
deezynar 、 pberglin、and Dave
Thanks for the comment.
Please make a wooden bolt and nut too.
Iron bolt size is a 33mm . Hole of the wooden plate is 30mm. The wooden rod is 34mm.
This is not the way to handle wood! You must cut the wood instead to press it. After a while its impossible to get off the nut from the bolt! Thread chasing in wood is a lot different than in metal.
Is that a silicone spray lube?
Amazing brah!
Excelente.
try using bee-wax or candle wax instead of spray
Soak it in mineral oil for a few hours and it will go right on.
Grind back-clearance on each of the teeth you made,just like a real tap/die has.You'll be amazed at the difference! I make these all the time.
brilliant thanks
Brilliant.
mis respectos, muy practico y logico
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@Latrunculi
Thank you. It can make it easy.
@OldSchoolSkill
Thanks for the comment. Please try it .
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