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πŸ”§ te-co 41401 black oxide t-slot nut pack of 5 - 1/4"-20 tpi, 1/4" height x 9/16" width x 5/16" table slot logo

πŸ”§ Te-Co 41401 Black Oxide T-Slot Nut Pack of 5 - 1/4"-20 TPI, 1/4" Height x 9/16" Width x 5/16" Table Slot Review

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Description of πŸ”§ Te-Co 41401 Black Oxide T-Slot Nut Pack of 5 - 1/4"-20 TPI, 1/4" Height x 9/16" Width x 5/16" Table Slot

Material is case hardened 1018 steel with black oxide finish. 1/4"-20 Thread. 5/16" Table slot. 9/16" Base size. Measures 1/4" width by 9/16" height

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Revainrating 1 out of 5

The thread does not reach the stop of the sliding block.

When I first started using them I found that the threads didn't go all the way through the T-Nuts. Hole #7 has been drilled for it, but the thread is incomplete. The steel is hard and I couldn't finish the carving. This product is waste of money.

Pros
  • T-Nuts
Cons
  • old

Revainrating 5 out of 5

A good product. Not intended by

For those who state low speed because they are NOT through, please note that this is by design. They are designed to be held on a slotted table machine tool or drill press. If the bolt were allowed to go all the way it could touch the base of the table and instead of pulling the workpiece down it would rise up and damage the table. If you need it fully, run it to kill the threads.

Pros
  • Industrial and Scientific
Cons
  • Disappearing

Revainrating 1 out of 5

External dimensions are as stated but the threads are not fully threaded

For some inexplicable reason the threads do not go all the way through the nut. This leaves only about 2 threads for the screw/bolt to "hook in" unless the screw/bolt abuts the nut. Two threads are not enough to carry a serious clamp load and lowering the bolt/bolt all the way down will cause the load to be distributed unevenly across the threads as the bolt/bolt will be slightly chamfered (not in line with the axis). holes) when you do this. Since they are hardened, it is not possible to…

Pros
  • Fastener
Cons
  • Not the best