Subject: RE: DB Floorboard Shifter
Author: Tom Bowes
Date: Jul 11, 2001, 7:59 PM
Post ID: 1707459283
The industrial way to cut splines is with a broach. (It is also a very
expensive piece of tooling). Basically it is a specialized cutter that
is pressed into a hole. On its way through it cuts the spline teeth and
when you pull it back out you gotsa' spline (internal of course).
Kevin Graf wrote:
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Tom
'70 (July '69) Ambassador
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