[SEL] NC or NF thread

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Fri Apr 15 09:44:31 PDT 2005


 
Hi Curt,
That sounds like a machinist's version of a Chinese windlass, also called  
the differential windlass which is a simple but powerful means of increasing  
leverage.  
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Regards,
Ron Carroll
Clearmont, Missouri USA
PS: Thanks for sharing your turning of the piston blank.  I enjoyed  seeing 
it.
.  
 
In a message dated 4/15/2005 10:25:38 A.M. Central Standard Time, 
_curt at imc-group.com_ (mailto:curt at imc-group.com)  
writes:

Here is  a brain teaser. You've seen turnbuckles that use a RH and a LH 
thread? Try  making a turnbuckle with both RH threads but make one side 
with course  threads and the other side with fine threads. The mechanical 
advantage is  staggering and you'll be able to really put a tight cinch 
on something.  Far more effective than a standard RH/LH turnbuckle.

Curt  Holland
Gastonia, NC

 



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