When do we speak of a blind hole thread?
Question:
When do we speak of a blind hole thread?
Answer:
A blind hole thread is a threaded hole that does not completely penetrate the workpiece and therefore has a specific depth. For blind holes, taps with twisted spiral flutes (type C) must be used. These guide the chip upwards out of the hole.
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