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 They see us come into school looking like zombies, and they know that some people start smelling like chain lube and such...but for the most part, they don't realize that for a lot of us, there is a deep commitment to our team that we do a very large amount of work for that team. - JakeGallagher [more] |
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03-02-2004, 10:38
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Re: Save time? Use aluminum extrusion kits!
We eliminated T-nuts by using 1/4-20 square nuts and 1/4-20 x 1/2" button head cap screws. These work extremely well and are quite inexpensive compared to the metric t-nuts.
If you tighten them with a long-handled allen wrench or a 3/8" drive allen head socket then they will not come loose in competition. The hardened cap screws are very tough. None have broken in 2 years of competition. The square nuts do not turn in the extruded channel, and can even be forced into the channel from the side if the end is blocked, just like T-nuts. We got them from MSC. |
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