Making a Tap Wrench Part 2: The Handles @StuartdeHaro
Making a Tap Wrench Part 2: The Handles  @StuartdeHaro
Uploaded March 2019 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
This is a demo for the Basic Machining project for my class at Parkland College in Champaign, IL. I based it off of this video from This Old Tony:

youtu.be/AHoHNt1NOZs

I can't imagine there's anyone watching my channel that doesn't already know about This Old Tony, but if this is the first you're hearing of him, do yourself a favor and check out his channel.

Prints for this project:
Jaws: drive.google.com/open?id=15YjGCIo9SXp32Al4xks7NLWZUzuwPIhg
Handles: drive.google.com/open?id=12fT9l3bBTvCKGVtGs0fiDOUKJF1JFc88

Time stamps for the operations:
Facing and turning: 0:05
Chamfer and thread relief: 6:33
Threading set up: 8:15
Threading: 12:02
Measuring with a thread micrometer: 16:16
Measuring with thread wires: 18:52
Center drilling: 20:50
Knurling: 21:33
Undercutting the handles: 26:25
Bonus footage: 28:39
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