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1/2" tap needed

Hi guys

I'm on the scrounge. I need to borrow a plug type 1/2" 26tpi tap for a short while to tap a new hole for the prv inside the timing cover. No point in buying one as I'll likely never use it again. An engineering firm is building up the boss but does not have a suitable tap as apparently it is very unusual.

Would greatly appreciate any help.

Cheers

George

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The original, Richard. The ebay seller was very understanding and took his one back on a full refund.

The engineering firm intend to build up the prv boss with an ally weld then re-tap the thread.

George

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Previously George Phillips wrote:

The original, Richard. The ebay seller was very understanding and took his one back on a full refund.

The engineering firm intend to build up the prv boss with an ally weld then re-tap the thread.

George

hello well if I had been asked I could of set you one to keep as I have all types of taps and die nuts, and drills from the smallest needle drill one sixty fourth to the largest two and half inch drills made by cleveland drills and you need a flute tap to start with witch I have these as well Has I use them on My 1937 Atlas model F ten inch swing over bed Late now fitted with Cam and Cad three D programing from my lab top and variable speed control, not to forget my harrison mill drill ! keep up the good work george yours anna j

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Previously anna jeannette Dixon wrote:

Previously George Phillips wrote:

The original, Richard. The ebay seller was very understanding and took his one back on a full refund.

The engineering firm intend to build up the prv boss with an ally weld then re-tap the thread.

George

hello well if I had been asked I could of set you one to keep as I have all types of taps and die nuts, and drills from the smallest needle drill one sixty fourth to the largest two and half inch drills made by cleveland drills and you need a flute tap to start with witch I have these as well Has I use them on My 1937 Atlas model F ten inch swing over bed Late now fitted with Cam and Cad three D programing from my lab top and variable speed control, not to forget my harrison mill drill ! keep up the good work george yours anna j

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