This week on metal work. We studied more about when and what is a tap and die. The slideshow explains only 4 of the wondered questions about the tap and die.
Tuesday, 27 October 2020
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Hi Reige, this slide has lots of information on slide 3 you have a lowercase I . next time could you add a chart for metric sizes for a die , and differnt types of die but the size chart for the taps .
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Hi Reige this is a brilliant post . it has lots of helpful information
DeleteHi This is an excellent post because it clearly explains the sizes and reasons for reduction for the tap hole. It would benefit form a short video explaining drill safety.
ReplyDeleteHello Reige, this was a very helpful slide show because it showed all the useful information you would need if you were using a tap and die set for the first, the videos were also good
ReplyDeleteHi Reige, this slide was full of imformation that is very helpful, if someone was learning to use a tap and die set for the first this slide show would be very helpful. the videos were also a good example .
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