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- | [* black] Determine which hole has the cross threaded or stripped screws |
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- | [* black] Determine the size of the current thread. Threads are called out by the outer diameter, a dash, and then the thread count. For example, the tap shown is 1/4"-20" |
- | [* icon_note] The hole's outer diameter can be determined by measuring the width of the screw or bolt that goes into the hole |
- | [* icon_note] The thread count can be determined by counting the number of threads in one inch of screw length |
- | [* black] Select the appropriate tap size |
- | [* icon_caution] Taps are sharp. Do not handle the teeth |
- | [* black] Install the tap into the tap handle (See photo) |
+ | [* black] Determine which hole has the cross threaded or stripped screws. |
+ | [* black] Determine the size of the current thread. Threads are called out by the outer diameter, a dash, and then the thread count. For example, the tap shown is 1/4"-20". |
+ | [* icon_note] The hole's outer diameter can be determined by measuring the width of the screw or bolt that goes into the hole. |
+ | [* icon_note] The thread count can be determined by counting the number of threads in one inch of screw length. |
+ | [* black] Select the appropriate tap size. |
+ | [* icon_caution] Taps are sharp. Do not handle the teeth. |
+ | [* black] Install the tap into the tap handle (See photo). |