No Stake Castle Nut at Katharine Gillis blog

No Stake Castle Nut. do not use a woodworker's countersink punch! In fact, you can say the. this ultra precision snug fit allows the castle nut to seat and seal itself into place without the need of staking the end plate. the proper way to do it is to use aeroshell 64 on the threads, torque to 40 ft/# and stake the castle nut. Before he begins, caleb shows us an example of how not to stake the castle nut: No ratcheting, no set screws, no backing. i don't like staking my end plates, because i buy qd end plates, and often change stocks, buffer tubes, etc etc. if the staking job has displaced a lot of metal into the castle nut, another way to avoid damaging or breaking anything is to use a drill. it's come time to open up my castle nut and i noticed theres 3 top recommendations either to restake it, use blue loctite, or do neither.

do not use a woodworker's countersink punch! if the staking job has displaced a lot of metal into the castle nut, another way to avoid damaging or breaking anything is to use a drill. i don't like staking my end plates, because i buy qd end plates, and often change stocks, buffer tubes, etc etc. In fact, you can say the. this ultra precision snug fit allows the castle nut to seat and seal itself into place without the need of staking the end plate. No ratcheting, no set screws, no backing. Before he begins, caleb shows us an example of how not to stake the castle nut: the proper way to do it is to use aeroshell 64 on the threads, torque to 40 ft/# and stake the castle nut. it's come time to open up my castle nut and i noticed theres 3 top recommendations either to restake it, use blue loctite, or do neither.

3/4"16 Plain Castle Nut K.L. Jack

No Stake Castle Nut Before he begins, caleb shows us an example of how not to stake the castle nut: do not use a woodworker's countersink punch! No ratcheting, no set screws, no backing. it's come time to open up my castle nut and i noticed theres 3 top recommendations either to restake it, use blue loctite, or do neither. if the staking job has displaced a lot of metal into the castle nut, another way to avoid damaging or breaking anything is to use a drill. Before he begins, caleb shows us an example of how not to stake the castle nut: the proper way to do it is to use aeroshell 64 on the threads, torque to 40 ft/# and stake the castle nut. In fact, you can say the. this ultra precision snug fit allows the castle nut to seat and seal itself into place without the need of staking the end plate. i don't like staking my end plates, because i buy qd end plates, and often change stocks, buffer tubes, etc etc.