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What are these called?
- Thread starter DavidR8
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Don't know the exact name but one at Santazon
Bettomshin 1Pcs M12 Male Thread Adjustable Handle Screw Length 60mm Clamping Lever Black w Stud for Packaging Machinery and Equipment, Sharpeners, Machine Tools, Printing Equipment : Amazon.ca: Industrial & Scientific
Bettomshin 1Pcs M12 Male Thread Adjustable Handle Screw Length 60mm Clamping Lever Black w Stud for Packaging Machinery and Equipment, Sharpeners, Machine Tools, Printing Equipment : Amazon.ca: Industrial & Scientific
www.amazon.ca
Brent H
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McMaster-Carr
McMaster-Carr is the complete source for your plant with over 595,000 products. 98% of products ordered ship from stock and deliver same or next day.
Santazon
I've ordered at least 5x from them and usually have my stuff within 2 days. They have a warehouse in Canada I believe.
Pretty reasonable prices, shipping is not expensive either.
Thanks Brent, good to see you back again
Buy Knob Handle Adjustable 2"x 5/16"x18 Tpi at Busy Bee Tools
2” Adjustable Handle Size: 5/16” x 18 TPI
www.busybeetools.com
Metric is what I need actually.
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Be aware, depending on how much hold you need (how much you are going crank on the handle) there are both plastic and metal ones. Guess which ones allow more force applied and cost more.
Some of the cheaper plastic ones are not worth money you spend.
Some of the cheaper plastic ones are not worth money you spend.
I've been wanting one for my carriage lock but haven't found one in 1/2 - 13 so today I made my own, no spring but it's not needed.
I drilled and tapped a 1/4 - 20 hole in the carriage locking bolt, turned a hat section that the box end of the wrench would slide over then drilled and counter sunk the hat for the 1/4 inch SHCS. Once I had it done I realized the hat could be used like a thumbscrew to turn the bolt in/out quickly but what's a thumbscrew without a little knurl, lol.
With the hat tightened onto the bolt it's just a matter of lifting the wrench up off the bolt head to adjust the position of the wrench.
I drilled and tapped a 1/4 - 20 hole in the carriage locking bolt, turned a hat section that the box end of the wrench would slide over then drilled and counter sunk the hat for the 1/4 inch SHCS. Once I had it done I realized the hat could be used like a thumbscrew to turn the bolt in/out quickly but what's a thumbscrew without a little knurl, lol.
With the hat tightened onto the bolt it's just a matter of lifting the wrench up off the bolt head to adjust the position of the wrench.
