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Hi All,
I was wondering if anyone knew of any company or person making the front side sections that come in parts bag TD320124 (picture attached)? ![]() I have have stripped the threading on a couple of them already, through some front end hits, and thought that maybe some aluminium ones would be more durable. ![]() ![]() It wouldn't be so bad if you could get them on their own, but I don't need to replace the other parts in the pack so collecting them is an unwanted pain for both space and expense ![]() If anyone knows of some already please could you let me know, or if anyone would be willing to make some, please could they let me know ![]() Thanks as always. |
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I'm guessing you mean the ones middle right and left of the image?
Just get slightly longer M3 countersink screws(15mm over all length) and put a slim nut on the back of them. |
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I think the servo would be in the way. I asked the guy who makes the chassis I'm working on and it would be a very expensive piece to make. I think maybe drilling the inside bigger to recess a nut would be the best alternative
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Club mates and myself have done both and it works fine with the LP nut.
Preferably recessed do the hole with a big drill bit so you can get pliers in or remove and use the hex driver |
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Cheers everyone who replied, I'll get on with the simpler solution of a nut!
Thanks again. |
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Could always do what I did with mine. Drill and tap the m3 hole to m6, Drill and tap a piece of M6 studding m3. Screw it into the plastic like an oversized helicoil. It's complete overkill but it works.
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