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GEBrown Precision T-Nuts? 02-14-2011, 08:56 PM
RedskinsJBS I don't really see a need for... 02-14-2011, 09:55 PM
TNUTZ Drop-In with springball 02-27-2011, 05:10 PM
GEBrown TNutz, Thanks, yes this... 03-02-2011, 08:04 PM
TNUTZ Problem fixed! 03-03-2011, 02:37 AM
  1. #1
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    Precision T-Nuts?

    I really like 8020 extrusions for ease of use, cutting (carbide blade on a tablesaw works great), versatility, etc. Also, they are very straight and with close tolerances. But the T-Nuts fit loosely in the slots. With such good tolerances inside and out, wouldn't it be possible to create/sell close-tolerance T-Nuts that fit more tightly and accurately in the slots?

    If they exist, I've never seen them advertised.

    Just wondering.

    Gary

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    I don't really see a need for precide t-nuts. You can simply wiggle the aluminum around until you get it where you want it. Then simply tighten the screws and lock it in place.
    "The bitterness of poor quality remains long after the sweetness of low price is forgotten"

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    Drop-In with springball

    We have a great product with many thread sizes to solve your problem. Check us out at Your #1 shop for Aluminum T-Slotted Extrusion hardware. Depending on your extrusion size (10 series or 15 series), you would need a DB-015. They are Drop-in T-nuts with a small spring-ball underneath. The top of the T-Nut has a small, raised edge. When the T-Nut is inserted into the T-Slot, the spring ball holds it in position. The raised edge ensures that the nut is properly positioned, and the threaded hole is perfected centered in the t-slot.

    Hope this helps.

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    Quote Originally Posted by TNUTZ View Post
    We have a great product with many thread sizes to solve your problem. Check us out at Your #1 shop for Aluminum T-Slotted Extrusion hardware. Depending on your extrusion size (10 series or 15 series), you would need a DB-015. They are Drop-in T-nuts with a small spring-ball underneath. The top of the T-Nut has a small, raised edge. When the T-Nut is inserted into the T-Slot, the spring ball holds it in position. The raised edge ensures that the nut is properly positioned, and the threaded hole is perfected centered in the t-slot.

    Hope this helps.
    TNutz,

    Thanks, yes this does help. But . . . ummmm . . I went to your website to order and it insists that the price is zero and the shipping is $15. And I wasn't trying to order the free sample.

    ?

    Gary

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    Problem fixed!

    Hello Gary! Sorry about that; we recently did some updates and still have some small issues to fix. Everything should be fixed now and thank you so much for bringing this to my attention! :cheers:

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