I have a lead hammer that is threaded on each face to accept a plastic
"cushion". We use these at the factory to "encourage" material to flow through
our molding machines without causing any damage to the equipment or material.
Brad
"Hanna, Mark" wrote:
> When finished , My Sprite will have wire wheels. I would rather not pound on
> the new UNDO's. It's bad for wheel bearings and the new knock-off spinners.
> I saw a plywood tool that fits the external shape of the spinner to save
> the chrome from being pounded on. I can easily build a tool to link my 100
> ft/lb. torque wrench to this plywood piece. If I build this tool each
> spinner will be tightened to the same value. the question is : What is the
> correct torque ?
> TIA,
> Mark Hanna
> AN5
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