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Re: T-nuts, their care and feeding [message #29876 is a reply to message #29872] Fri, 02 February 2007 07:53 Go to previous messageGo to previous message
gfederys is currently offline  gfederys
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Try countersinking the t-nut/fender washer with a Fostner bit. Use either a drill press or a hand drill with one of those adjustable guides on it. Then use the center hole left by the Fostner bit as a guide for the body, (threaded part), of the t-nut or a flathead screw for the fender washer. If you use tight tollerances, that's going to have to be one hell of a grill magnet to pull that out of there. I counersink t-nuts all the time for flush mounting speaker drivers.

 
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