Making a Tap wrench: In the Starrett Style!!
Hey everyone! This week we are tackling another small handmade tool project, the Starrett style tap wrench. It's a simplistic little tool but has a whole lot of small things that need to come together for it to work well! We will go through some lathe work, machining on the Mill and even a little spring making, single point thread cutting and hardening Thanks for checking it out! Time stamps 0:00 Intro 0:23 Beginning at the end? 2:39 Turning the threaded handle 4:45 Taper time 5:56 Milling the flats 7:35 Making a Teardrop hole? 9:02 Making the sliding/locking jaw pin thing 10:27 Bouncing back 12:01 Maybe a little overkill 13:30 Assembly 14:19 But does it work? 14:39 Outro

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