Left hand thread is just a convention they use on many manual machines. That way when you crank to the right the table always moves away from you and vise
You can always make your own with out having to buy them. It would make for a good project. I've made some actual t-nuts out of 12L14 and Al for the 10-32
Jeff, Yes, I realize that but that is also the reason for my original question why is Taig using a left hand thread. As Kristin pointed out, there are also
Bertho, On a CNC mill only it doesn't matter which way the screws turn. Flip a dir bit and no problems. jeffD *********** REPLY SEPARATOR *********** ...