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BP1038 Wing Nuts 03


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BP1038 Wing Nuts 03
by Uri Hofi



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The flat steel wing nut.





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The steel is 3/4 inches x 5/16 inches flat the length is 3-1/4 inches. You mark 1-1/4 inches from both sides and leave 3/4 inches in the middle.





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The marked steel.





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Using the magnet again to hold and incise with the 3/16'' fuller.





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The marked steel -very important is to mark from both sides and incise too.





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We grind the ends round the two sides.





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Put the hot steel on the air hammer dies on the sharp edges a bit tilted to fined the correct place.





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Level the steel and forge hard.





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Hold firm go half way turn 180 degrees and forge again to get the final form.





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Repeat the other side the same.





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The steel forged from the two sides --the final form.





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Aligning.





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Forging the final wing nut form with the 3/16'' fuller. And marking the hole center with a center punch.





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Punching the hole with the punch from both sides.





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Again the thread is 5/16'' so I go in a bit more with the punch to get the correct od for the thread.





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All the three wing nuts can be forged with the hand only. It just take more time and you get a bit different form.



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