Backplate studs

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    Dalboy
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      @dalboy

      I need to make 6 backplate studs for a couple of my chucks. Now somewhere I had a list of suitable material for making various bits and piece, but I seem to have lost it (Old age can’t remember where it is LOL)

      Can someone point me in the direction of a list or let me know which steel would be best.

      Many thanks in advance

      #807645
      bernard towers
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        @bernardtowers37738

        EN8 wouild be good in my book

        #807655
        Martin Connelly
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          @martinconnelly55370

          Personally I would check my pile of bolts to see if I had any that could be re-purposed. I seem to have accumulated lots that I am never likely to use for their original purpose.

          Martin C

          #807672
          Dalboy
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            @dalboy

            Thank you guys, I have not got many bolts but plenty of wood screws, not much use as bolts. I will have a rummage through my cupboards as I have just ordered some metal.

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            Vic
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              @vic
              On Martin Connelly Said:

              Personally I would check my pile of bolts to see if I had any that could be re-purposed. I seem to have accumulated lots that I am never likely to use for their original purpose.

              Martin C

              That’s what I’d do, I’ve got lots of old nuts and bolts in plastic containers under the bench.

              #807726
              Nick Wheeler
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                @nickwheeler

                Mine are just lengths of basic, cheap studding secured with a touch of Loctite

                #807787
                Dalboy
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                  @dalboy

                  Found some cap head bolts of the correct thread, just need to shorten the thread, cut to length and thread other end.

                   

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