If you are going to the trouble of routering the hole, wouldn’t you make it a hexagon?
My Dad Thought Me This
If only there were a device that had threads going through it and a square on the outside.
Nj Osborne
I like it! Engineering magic! It’s a basic a boat shape template ???????? <=> forward > and/or aft<. With Port (center of boat, going either way) And the starboards (parallel, sides of the basic boat shape) I use a 1/2 template or pattern on large jobs. Sometimes Starboard is called “Right” while “Left” is called Port. Boat shapes are directional (aft and forward) It’s fun to be an engineer????????
My Digital Footprint.
I will use this on my cannon. Tomorrow.
LxstsxulATL
Nice swastika
Lost Hope
Where does the cylinder go? THAT RIGHT it goes in the square hole.
Dallas79 Cowboy
Why was it not flush? Surely that would look better lol
William Roberts
Perfect template fore a hexnut isn’t a square. Six sided nuts perfect hole would be six sided not four.
Sean Gelarden
Not the perfect anything, slacker
Ian
Use a square nut like a normal person would in this instance.
Roman Zaytsev
Perfect template should be hexagonal.
L uc
Idiot, what has changed, still two sides make contact, so perfect that template….
William Alcott
Somebody needs to decide if they're trying to create a square hole or a rectangular one. A hexagon is not the same width and height.
CigWook
Did it have to be a swastica tho?
Schnozistan Czar
Thats right, it goes in the square hole
Aaron Johnson
wouldn't a hex shape be better?
Lloyd Prunier
Nice work, but would fit a square nut better.
Alfredo
Templet, but not perfect. What you have there is a square, to be perfect a hexagon is needed. !!!
John Cronk
That is awesome, thanks! Keep up the great tips.
Andrew Yates
Rectangle, not square.
TonyTheMonkey
Can you tell me where this hexagon can go that’s right the square hole ????????
陳冠維
Where does the hexagon goes? You're right! It goes to the square hole. laugh myself into insanity
Sendrim
They make square nuts you know. Way better for this application IMO.
Matt Barnes
They make square nuts for this. Sorry, I just had to be the ass that chimes in ????
CNC Sphere
3D print a hex template. Clamp the 3D printed template down and use the router.
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If you are going to the trouble of routering the hole, wouldn’t you make it a hexagon?
If only there were a device that had threads going through it and a square on the outside.
I like it! Engineering magic! It’s a basic a boat shape template ???????? <=> forward > and/or aft<.
With Port (center of boat, going either way) And the starboards (parallel, sides of the basic boat shape)
I use a 1/2 template or pattern on large jobs.
Sometimes Starboard is called “Right” while “Left” is called Port. Boat shapes are directional (aft and forward)
It’s fun to be an engineer????????
I will use this on my cannon. Tomorrow.
Nice swastika
Where does the cylinder go? THAT RIGHT it goes in the square hole.
Why was it not flush? Surely that would look better lol
Perfect template fore a hexnut isn’t a square. Six sided nuts perfect hole would be six sided not four.
Not the perfect anything, slacker
Use a square nut like a normal person would in this instance.
Perfect template should be hexagonal.
Idiot, what has changed, still two sides make contact, so perfect that template….
Somebody needs to decide if they're trying to create a square hole or a rectangular one. A hexagon is not the same width and height.
Did it have to be a swastica tho?
Thats right, it goes in the square hole
wouldn't a hex shape be better?
Nice work, but would fit a square nut better.
Templet, but not perfect. What you have there is a square, to be perfect a hexagon is needed. !!!
That is awesome, thanks! Keep up the great tips.
Rectangle, not square.
Can you tell me where this hexagon can go that’s right the square hole ????????
Where does the hexagon goes?
You're right!
It goes to the square hole.
laugh myself into insanity
They make square nuts you know. Way better for this application IMO.
They make square nuts for this. Sorry, I just had to be the ass that chimes in ????
3D print a hex template. Clamp the 3D printed template down and use the router.
Now you have the 'perfect' hex hole.