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<blockquote data-quote="sxwatson" data-source="post: 264750" data-attributes="member: 10779"><p>I did this recently. Bought the bolt knob off Ebay for 32 bucks, shipped. Ground the stock bolt handle knob down to .3" on bench grinder. This is just smaller than the treads on the knob and ground a small notch out of the handle just off the very end. Don't have threading dies and didn't want to buy them for this one use. Used a very small amount of acraglass epoxy to attach the knob to the handle permenently. Turned out purdy good for 32 bucks. These knobs beat the crap out of the little factory knob. Much easier to grab on to and makes lifting the handle easier as well.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="sxwatson, post: 264750, member: 10779"] I did this recently. Bought the bolt knob off Ebay for 32 bucks, shipped. Ground the stock bolt handle knob down to .3" on bench grinder. This is just smaller than the treads on the knob and ground a small notch out of the handle just off the very end. Don't have threading dies and didn't want to buy them for this one use. Used a very small amount of acraglass epoxy to attach the knob to the handle permenently. Turned out purdy good for 32 bucks. These knobs beat the crap out of the little factory knob. Much easier to grab on to and makes lifting the handle easier as well. [/QUOTE]
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