[john tomkins]

Used your method this afternoon jikwan and it worked.
It put a lovely thread in my almost threadless salmon brush, tightens up a treat now

[jikwan]

good work john
i should say from the videos ive seen-
screw the partialy heated metal male into a femail brush
then get a cheap gas torch -heat up the male metal thread whilst its still in the
femail brush
this shouold melt plastic around the hot metal
voila! 100% perfect thread
this is theory which is well grounded - but i havnt tried it
all i done is heat metal male an screwit quick into plas brush

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Video?

[NWH]

The simple way to do it and it takes 10 mins is to superglue the angle adapter into the brush,that`s what i do and it works.

[jikwan]

nwh  hi
its a permanent fix
no way to change brushes
as our famed wfp thechno  jB said:
need diferent brushes for different jobs

[jikwan]

DJW HI
videos videos you gotta have fixation on videos
gimme a minute man i see loads of em
try n find s'thing that shows the fact

[jikwan]

djw unbeliever
this is a rough video gives the idea
ive seen better   but to wade through every thing to find what im looking for i cant do at the moment

[NWH]

nwh  hi
its a permanent fix
no way to change brushes
as our famed wfp thechno  jB said:
need diferent brushes for different jobs

An adapter only costs a few quid and when the brush is dead just cut through the thread with a hacksaw and pull out the adapter and start again.

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Jikwan, i believe you! Honest! someone mentioned video before my post - what did it mean?

[jikwan]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JHkwgZJNqpU
its rough but hits you about metal- plastic effects

[jikwan]

nwh
may you rot in the hells of constantly changing adapter to specific jobs

[jikwan]

nwh
joking, man

[jikwan]

anyone try this out?
i mean listen to how this guy gets perfect threads

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JHkwgZJNqpU

[NWH]

It`s easier to have an angle adapter for each brush unless using a gooseneck as some adapters don`t tighten properly on the brush,it`s easier to just take the whole thing off and screw a new brush on with adapter i find.

[jikwan]

nwh
well yes thats right
the fault with my system is you must have a metal male thread to make
the perfect new thread in the brush

[Jeff Brimble]

Its not a fault, its taps and dies. You cannot drill holes without a bit and you cannot create a thread without a "tap"
 
Worked for me yesterday. I made a mess of the first attempt by trying to over screw the metal thread or "Tap" into the plastic and on close inspection there was no thread. I thought oh well thats it 

But then I re heated it up again, screwed it in and cooled it off under a tap. Result perfect female thread to fit the angle adapter into. I guess its just a new procedure that you have to learn. It works and I will use it again. Good tip Jikwan 

[jikwan]

jeff
you might have got a great result
for a perfect result    imean perfect see the link i posted just a few posts before this
screw it in  then heat it up wait for it to bubble   stop heating
need a blowtorch   difficult to do with a gas ring

[Jeff Brimble]

Yep seen the vid, I used what I had - mole grips and a hot air gun.