Manatwork lehetséges?

Hello everyone!

Does anyone have experience with dieing and tapping? Given in the pictures below is a disassembled carburetor made of brass-chrome material. Is it possible to create threads on it, or inside it? :thinking: The material thickness of the smaller part is 0.3mm, the diameter is 9.7mm. If it is feasible, what size die and tap would be needed? :thinking:







I would like to make a rebuildable atomizer out of it, so I don’t always have to tap out the inner part because it is fragile.
Thank you in advance for the help :slight_smile:

Hi! It’s hardly possible to do the cutting or drilling at that material thickness; the wall is too thin. Even a 0.5 pitch thread would cut through it. In that case, it’s better to make a new one.

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Thanks, but I misspoke :slightly_smiling_face:, the top part has a material thickness of 0.3mm, where the thread should be, the material thickness is 1mm.


I think you should include an internet search. :wink:
The success with the run is highly suspicious. :grimacing: :saluting_face:
May I know what kind of atomizer?

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Eleaf ec 2? Perhaps :smiling_face:

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Smok Vct Ni200
Esetleg?!

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I think you can find an RBA head for it on eBay.
I found one, but it doesn’t ship to our country.

Assuming this is it. :grimacing:
Edit:
Perhaps here:

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I searched, but only M9x0.75,


There is an M10x0.5 thread cutter, and M9x0.75, M10x0.5 taps
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Thanks :slightly_smiling_face:, but I’m doing it with a Mesh layer, it’s just a hassle to take apart, so I thought if it had a thread connection on it, it would be significantly simpler :thinking:.

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But even then it won’t work; even if you cut male and female threads onto something that already fits together, it won’t be able to screw it together.

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