Cleaning threads

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    Rainbows
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      @rainbows

      I have a bench grinder and the left side nut won't thread on, it james after a few turns. The issue is kinda increased cause as a bench grinder spindle it is a pain keeping the spindle still. Further more it is a left hand thread so no tap or dies.

      Anyone got hints for getting a looser fit on the threads? I would use a die to clean up the spindle generally but I don't feel like buying a left hand die just for this.

      #24739
      Rainbows
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        @rainbows
        #256268
        John Rudd
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          @johnrudd16576

          Thread chaser or needle file?

          #256271
          JasonB
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            @jasonb

            Thread restoring file, they don't mind if its L/H or R/H

            #256291
            not done it yet
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              @notdoneityet

              Add a thicker washer or washers, so avoiding those threads?

              Make a pinch collar for the section of plain shaft and hold the shaft still with an appropriate spanner, wrench, etc?

              Is it the nut, or the shaft threads that are galled/stretched/otherwise damaged? No point in holding one, if the other is at fault.

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