Drill size for Radial tap..

Guerra Cues said:
Once again you need to go for a walk and stay away from AZ, it’s like you don’t have anything else to do or worry about. Just leave me alone.
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That's funny
You only came here to post a dig on me.
You can't even follow what happened.
Poster already realized his mistake, yet you chose quote an earlier post just to post a dig on me.
He didn't even acknowledge Sheldon's help until I pointed it out.

And somehow when Dave points out there was no criticism on the original poster or anyone playing know it all, you brown nosed and wrote yourself a love letter.
You should follow your own advice.
Plan your next interstate run. Again.
 
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tg_vegas said:
The easy way was to ask.. the downside is the criticism.... I could have done the simple homework but thought I'd just ask my "friends" because it would be easier. My mistake..
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FYI to all, the criticism came to me via PM, to avoid conflict. Sorry to all , this post was a newbie mistake. Shame on me. Sorry.
 
kling&allen said:
Here's the uniloc spec if anyone needs an answer:


I've always wondered if makes a difference to tap-then-bore (which takes a while) or bore than tap (which is quicker). The later is harder to seat the tap perfectly I suppose, but I don't know that it matters with the radial pin as the barrel provides alignment?
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You probably could if you remove the lead on the tap,
But why would you?
 
kling&allen said:
Here's the uniloc spec if anyone needs an answer:


I've always wondered if makes a difference to tap-then-bore (which takes a while) or bore than tap (which is quicker). The later is harder to seat the tap perfectly I suppose, but I don't know that it matters with the radial pin as the barrel provides alignment?
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I tried tapping first, didn't like it. Been boring first, then tapping for over 20 years.
 
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