Question on cross threaded stud
Question on cross threaded stud
I accidently put a nut on a stud that was the wrong thread size (coarse to fine) and screwed up the first few threads and now the orignal nut will not screw on. Is there anything can do to get the threads back? I can't take out the stud. Thanks
Why can't you replace the stud?
Something that I did once on a threaded rod that couldn't easily be replaced, but had messed up threads at the end... I didn't have a tap for it, so I took a correct nut, and split it in half (hack saw, grinder, what you have handy), then put he two halves on the good threads, and used a clamp the turn it off... thus cleaning up the threads... Worked too!
Something that I did once on a threaded rod that couldn't easily be replaced, but had messed up threads at the end... I didn't have a tap for it, so I took a correct nut, and split it in half (hack saw, grinder, what you have handy), then put he two halves on the good threads, and used a clamp the turn it off... thus cleaning up the threads... Worked too!
Originally posted by closer9
Why can't you replace the stud?
Something that I did once on a threaded rod that couldn't easily be replaced, but had messed up threads at the end... I didn't have a tap for it, so I took a correct nut, and split it in half (hack saw, grinder, what you have handy), then put he two halves on the good threads, and used a clamp the turn it off... thus cleaning up the threads... Worked too!
Why can't you replace the stud?
Something that I did once on a threaded rod that couldn't easily be replaced, but had messed up threads at the end... I didn't have a tap for it, so I took a correct nut, and split it in half (hack saw, grinder, what you have handy), then put he two halves on the good threads, and used a clamp the turn it off... thus cleaning up the threads... Worked too!


