Brass Thread Inserts

See how to use the Prokraft solid brass thread inserts, a versatile small part for making a secret compartment or other narrow vessel. The parts can be turned and finished or inset into your wooden piece. What will you make with yours?
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[@vincejones6238]

I have a couple of gouges with shorter handles.i watched snooker players screwing a short extension on to the end of their cue when needing to lengthen it.This seems a good way to lengthen my gouge handles.

[@michaelj2439]

Excellent video, thanks. I want a couple to make a container for a few needles and thread, as an emergency travel sewing kit; these are perfect. An order is now winging its way to you.

[@markduggan3451]

Very interesting.

[@michaelglackin2420]

Hello how much is the kit and would you post them to Ireland thanks Michael they look a great job

[@prokraftuk]

Hi, the link to the product is in the video description, we currently only post to NI we do not send to EU.

[@cricalix]

Is the threading such that you will always get a whole multiple of 360 degrees when rotating the ends? Ie, if you're trying to get a seamless joint in a strong grain, would it be as easy as marking both parts with a pen, and then ensuring that the marks are lined up when setting the brass into the wood?

[@prokraftuk]

I have just tried it about 6 times in different positions and it always seems to end up in the same position, I have tested with a small piece of tape and it always seems to end up in the same position wherever it is started. It's not very easy to check so I can't guarantee it 100%