For some - unknown to me - reason, using a belt sander to clean up the end
always leaves a nice smooth end to the threads. But using a bench grinder
always leaves a small and extremely sharp edge. So I always use the belt
sander. Using a nut to straighten the tiny sharp edge does let you get the
Thread a nut on to the skewer inside of where you want to cut it, cut it, then
file the cut to dull the edge. Backing off the nut will right any wrongs,
leaving you with a nice end.
-Kai
Brooklyn NY
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Trimmed my pitlock skewer and almost couldnt get the nut back on. Took a while
to get the threads going again. Scary. But all is well.
Any advice how to do this without distorting the threads so I get better
results next time?
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