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Old 05-23-2009, 02:59 AM
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12 point nuts

Guys, ive been searching for 2-3weeks now non-stop. Im trying to locate drawings for 12 point flange head non-locking nuts. 1/2-20 thread and 5/8-18. Also, how do the captured washers work with these? I want to make some 12 point 5/8-18 aluminum nuts with stainless washers.
Also, would 6262-T9 be better for making nuts compared to 7075 or 6061? Im gonna have them hard anodized once finished.
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Guys, ive been searching for 2-3weeks now non-stop. Im trying to locate drawings for 12 point flange head non-locking nuts. 1/2-20 thread and 5/8-18. Also, how do the captured washers work with these? I want to make some 12 point 5/8-18 aluminum nuts with stainless washers.
Also, would 6262-T9 be better for making nuts compared to 7075 or 6061? Im gonna have them hard anodized once finished.
Hello Aaron,

I don't know about the 12 point nuts but 7075 is stronger than 6061

I will look in the machinery's handbook for the 12 pointers
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LOL, what was I thinking Usually 12 points refers to a box wrench. 12 points gives you more positions/angles to loosen or tighten a nut.

I have never heard of a 12 point nut, but they might exist.
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Sure do - absolute pita when your toolbox only has 6 point wrenches though
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First Google hit has a drawing. Not sure if it has enough info for you.
http://www.bgmfg.com/12_point_nuts.htm
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First Google hit has a drawing. Not sure if it has enough info for you.
http://www.bgmfg.com/12_point_nuts.htm
I googled this before and came up with zilch. How did you find it Gerry??

LOL, The MH26th only came up with Box Wrenches
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Google - 12 point nuts
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Google - 12 point nuts
Now I am weirded out because it comes up now. You must have a special google account LOL.

http://www.bgmfg.com/12_point_nuts.htm

http://store.summitracing.com/egnsea...5&autoview=sku

http://www.alloy71812pointnut.com/

This one might come in handy as well

http://www.who-sells-it.com/r/aluminum-hex-nuts.html
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12pt nuts are big in the racing and aerospace world. I emailed BG, and they said my order was too small (200pcs) They must deal with massive orders like1,000+ minimum or something. I might just have to have these machined. The thing is, I dont know what corner radius to put in between the points or what angle the base of the 12 point is where it goes into the flange part. At my old job, I milled a ton of 12 point wrench ends on these MP-35N parts, but I cant remember the radius of the tool to put the finish on the 12 point crown.
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I just spoke to my old boss and he said that it was a 1/32" endmill that we used to put the finish on those parts. So a .01625" radius in the corner.
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http://i56.photobucket.com/albums/g1...ast27/NUT3.jpg
Thats what ive come up with so far. Im trying to decide on a coating. Either hard coat anodize, or TiN. Dont know which would will be more durable..?
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http://i56.photobucket.com/albums/g1...ast27/NUT3.jpg
Thats what ive come up with so far. Im trying to decide on a coating. Either hard coat anodize, or TiN. Dont know which would will be more durable..?
Depends on the application
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