KOOTANS 20 Pcs 2020 Series M3 Thread Roll in Spring Post Assembly T Nuts Hammer Head Fastener Nut Drop in T-Nut for 20 Series Aluminum Extrusion Profile T Slot 6mm
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Selected User Reviews For KOOTANS 20 Pcs 2020 Series M3 Thread Roll in Spring Post Assembly T Nuts Hammer Head Fastener Nut Drop in T-Nut for 20 Series Aluminum Extrusion Profile T Slot 6mm
A second pack I bought a week ago does not fit the same extrusion. A pack I bought 6 months ago fit perfectly. A second pack I bought a week ago does not fit the same extrusion. My first pack of these worked well with my Misumi rails, but with this one, I can't recommend them because something appears to have changed with the product and they aren't compatible with my rails (bought those several months ago from the same seller). This part number is the same). Each of the five I tried compresses, but any turn to lock it in place did not clear the extrusion - I tested 5 from each pack and all of them did not clear the extrusion when turned A very disappointing experience!.
Thus, if you have misumi extrusions, you have a chance of making it.
This slot has a 7mm There is a possibility that these will fit some T-shirts In the case of extruded slot extrusions advertised as 20 series, it appears there are more than one "standard" set of metric T-slots Using spring balls in my extrusions produces an unacceptable amount of friction, and these nuts are too shallow by 1mm for secure fastening.
I don't like it one bit. As the bag was open, all the nuts were loose
Many balls are either missing or have fallen out of the nuts
There are only 48/50 nuts in the bag
I will have to order more now
Not happy at all.
The extrusions I have and the 2020 extrusions I have do not lock into place when I insert and then turn. I typically use other brands with M3 and M5 sizes, but this brand and this product did not work.
For a V slot application, it's too loose. The top and bottom are both sufficiently long and thick, but the width allows them to be easily pored out of V-slots.
The first thing I noticed was that they were nearly all rusted after I washed them, but, once I dried them, it was apparent that they were oversaturated with oil. There are some bearings that have fallen out of the nuts and there are many that.