best tool for assembly using tapping screws? ? ?
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An electric screwdriver or drill with an adjustable torque limit has worked well for me in similar situations. The screw tends to go in straighter than by hand and the torque limit prevents stripping out the plastic hole.\n\nWK
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Actually there is a tool designed just for that purpose (although the screwdriver will work) and is easy on the hands (unlike the screwdriver). You can find it at any clubmaking website for around $12 dollars. The removal tool alone won't do anything. Gotta have the solvent too.\n\nAnother method is using a special syringe with grip solvent as mentioned earlier. This method is somewhat dangerous so be careful or you'll inject grip solvent into you hand or arm or other part of your body. It can kill you. \n\nA method rarely mentioned to remove/reuse golf grips is to use compressed air. Wrap the grip in a towel (so the grip doesn't pop like a balloon) and force air into the little hole at the butt end of the grip. It takes a little practice, but it works great. After a few burst of air the grip will slide right off. The only problem is you need an air compressor, hose, nozzle, etc.\n\nAll of this applies to steel shafts. Don't go messing around with composite shafts. They scratch too easily.\n\nThe best thing to do is just cut the grip off (with a box cutter razor) and install a new grip. Anyway, grips are too inexpensive to try and save. Never try to save an old, worn grip. They're already dead. Cut it off and get a new one.
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Try a hardware store like Home Depot or Lowes.
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A TAP OF THE PROPER SIZE AND TREAD PITCH IS NEEDED FOR THIS REPAIR.\n\nIF THIS IS NOT AVAILABLE AND THE NUT IS NOT VERY DAMAGED A PART FROM ANOTHER PAINT GUN OF THE SAME MODEL WHICH HAS THREADS  TO FIT THE NUT CAN BE MODIFIED TO MAKE A LOW TECH TAP BY FILING RELIEFS IN THE PIECE WITH A THREE CORNER FILE AT A RIGHT ANGLE ACROSS THE THREADS AT THREE OR FOUR EVENLY SPACED POSITIONS ARROUND THE THREADED PIECE.
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Try the Machinist's Handbook - most libraries will have a copy.
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Try this http://toolbarwizard.vmn.net/
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Friction stir welding.\n\nhttp://www.azom.com/details.asp?ArticleID=1170
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Very small and excellent tool\nirfanview .. it's free\n\nhttp://www.irfanview.com
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Poppet valve would be your likely answer.\n\nCheck valve is also acceptable.
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Depends on what you have as far as equipment to work with.  You can drill it out, for this you will need a drill bit that is hardened, like a tungsten carbide bit. what you may want to find is a left handed drill bit because if you can drill into it sometimes it will pull it out as soon as it gets into the part far enough or completely through.\n\nSometimes if you have an aluminum part that you're trying to extract a steel bolt from you can weld a nut to the bolt then turn the bolt out, this is generally for use if a stud is broken off in something.\n\nIt helps if you have a mill or at the very least a drill press if you're going to try to drill the threaded part out.  If you cant then you might call around to machine shops and see what they will charge you to extract it.
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You can check some CNC controllers here\nhttp://www.controlafzar.com/products_en/controller_page.htm
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click on tool and select synchronise.
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drill it out and use tap die to re due new threads
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check for screws if you see none then just give a simple pull it will be held together with snap clips
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you might try a figure 8 knot, or a stopper knot.\n\nhttp://www.chockstone.org/TechTips/Stopper.htm
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look at www.lonestarcompressor.com I typed in Yahoo search "screw compressors" and come up with over 800,000 hits!
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Do you have an Ace Hardware near you or another type of hardware store.  The people at Ace will help you and show you how to make it easy to thread.\nGood luck....