1.5" LOC Custom threader

JoeyInCali

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kgoods

Consistently Inconsistent
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Sure, why not? The other one I got from you was borderline for coarser threads but worked like a champ for the finer stuff.
Please PM instructions for Venmo.... never used it before but just set up an account.

Thank you Sir!
 

kgoods

Consistently Inconsistent
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Received yesterday. As usual, super quick shipping, arrived in perfect shape, and a quality tool! This is going to make larger threading much easier.
Thanks again Joey! Appreciated.
 

shankster8

AzB Silver Member
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The head has flat bottoms
So, the cutter shown in the picture is not the cutter being sold, it doesn't appear to be a flat bottom cutter? Trying to understand this, please bear with my ignorance. If one cuts flat bottom ferrule threads like shown in the second picture, and uses those flat bottoms for alignment, the purpose of that cutting profile, it seems that tight fit would displace so much glue it would increase the risk of a dry joint? Thus I assume you cut longitudinal glue reliefs into the threads? Seems the less perfect fit of a normal vee cutter would reduce that risk. Also, since the ferrule gets trimmed to size anyway, near perfect alignment of the oversize ferrule blank seems unimportant. I have a feeling I'm missing something here. Do you actually cut flat bottom threads for ferrules?
 

JoeyInCali

Maker of Joey Bautista Cues
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So, the cutter shown in the picture is not the cutter being sold, it doesn't appear to be a flat bottom cutter? Trying to understand this, please bear with my ignorance. If one cuts flat bottom ferrule threads like shown in the second picture, and uses those flat bottoms for alignment, the purpose of that cutting profile, it seems that tight fit would displace so much glue it would increase the risk of a dry joint? Thus I assume you cut longitudinal glue reliefs into the threads? Seems the less perfect fit of a normal vee cutter would reduce that risk. Also, since the ferrule gets trimmed to size anyway, near perfect alignment of the oversize ferrule blank seems unimportant. I have a feeling I'm missing something here. Do you actually cut flat bottom threads for ferrules?
The ferrule tenon in the picture is 16;tpi. But, it's still good for 18 tpi.
The other picture with the screw is 10 too. Naturally, it will have a wider gap.
The picture of the threader is the threader itself.
The bottom of the cutter is flat . It's not a
002" tip like conventional one.
I make my own ferrules.
I thread all my collars and caps with the same cutter.
 

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JoeyInCali

Maker of Joey Bautista Cues
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Gotcha. If and when you do, I'll buy one.

Phil

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I have a new batch of 2 1/8 LOC, 3 OAL.
Perfect for joint screw installs and other long/deep threading.
$155 net to me
Shipped USPS priority mail.
Venmo or Zelle.
 
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