JDM shift knob bling blang y0!
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JDM shift knob bling blang y0!
JDM (Just Done it Myself) weight-reduction bling!
And another one, oh snap!
Sorry about this thread. Needed a project for today - finally put my little lathe to use on something other than a candle-holder. Delrin is easy to work with, but I suck at finding the center of these to drill and tap - oh well, doesn't really matter if they're not centered.
And another one, oh snap!
Sorry about this thread. Needed a project for today - finally put my little lathe to use on something other than a candle-holder. Delrin is easy to work with, but I suck at finding the center of these to drill and tap - oh well, doesn't really matter if they're not centered.
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Actually, there was a point to this thread. If anyone's using Delrin shift-knobs, it'll be people in this forum. So, a question: do the commercial ones have threaded inserts, or is the Delrin itself just tapped? I just wonder about the longevity of the threads on ones I made.
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Originally Posted by S2krazy2,Aug 24 2008, 03:11 PM
While I must admit that it looks damn fine, isn't the purpose usually to ADD weight to the shift knob for quicker and lighter throws?
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Cool stuff.
Might I make a recommendation? What about doing the drill and tap first? Then screw the delrin onto a rod, reset the piece with the rod in the chuck, and then do your contouring and finishing cuts.
Might I make a recommendation? What about doing the drill and tap first? Then screw the delrin onto a rod, reset the piece with the rod in the chuck, and then do your contouring and finishing cuts.