intresting, stripped aluminum threads



Thanks, The part with the copper wire brought back memories of my street mechanic days..50's 60's...
When we would strip a bolt back then' thats how we would fix it.. Now i use' Lock-Tight 268 stick... But with the 268, its permanent...So much so that if you have to remove it' You might have a problem..
 
Kind of temporarily reducing the size of the hole. Not a bad idea, but wouldn't want to put much torque on it as suggested above.

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Old school for sure, we would use a battery, hack saw blade and jumper cables like a welder to etch the metal, or knurl it with a punch and lots of loctite
 

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