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Gemini studs in a pinch
- Thread starter Texas_Signmaker
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2B
Active Member
we use a cold saw and clean up with a grinder.
make sure the all-thread is at a 90* to the grinder and you can use nuts after cutting
The pre-loaded bolt is very helpful, just tedious if you have a lot to do.
cutting on-site, a pair of flush cut bolt cutters are handy or a grinder with a cut-off blade
make sure the all-thread is at a 90* to the grinder and you can use nuts after cutting
The pre-loaded bolt is very helpful, just tedious if you have a lot to do.
cutting on-site, a pair of flush cut bolt cutters are handy or a grinder with a cut-off blade
Texas_Signmaker
Very Active Signmaker
The job went well, had my helper cut 100 screws in very short order and all was well. Happy customer.
petrosgraphics
New Member
the studs are 10/24 ths thread they are made of alum. surprised your supplier does not have them, they would also sell the 1/2" plastic cubes, they are already tapped at 10/24. we can get them in 4" & 6" lengths.
We stopped buying them from Gemini and now buy them from McMaster-Carr for a fraction of the cost. I've literally ordered them after 4pm PST and had them arrive THE next day on our normal noontime UPS delivery.