Tapping is the process of cutting threads on the inside surface of a drilled hole. This is achieved by using a special tool called a tap. Tapping a hole is necessary to develop the full strength of a connecting screw or bolt. In addition to creating threads in new holes, this process can also be… View Full Term
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