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LOCK-N-STITCH INC.
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LOCK-N-STITCH Inc. is a manufacture & service repair company specializing in the restoration of broken and damaged castings. We manufacture two product lines. One for crack repair called metal stitching and one for thread repair called Full-Torque.
"LOCK-N-STITCH Inc." "Full-Torque" "Crack Repair" Spiral Hook Thread" "Stripped Bolt Holes"
"LOCK-N-STITCH Inc." "Full-Torque" "Crack Repair" Spiral Hook Thread" "Stripped Bolt Holes"
LOCK-N-STITCH Inc. Radial spreading force
This 3D animation explains radial spreading force; - What is it and what causes it? LOCK-N-STITCH has developed and patented the Spiralhook thread to prevent radial spreading force! Watch this video to learn more about this revolutionary thread design found in the CASTMASTER and FULL-TORQUE product lines. Contact LNS directly for more information www.locknstitch.com info@locknstitch.com 800/736-8261 or 209/632-2345 Made in the USA (products shipped globally, repair services team that can travel worldwide)
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Step by step Full Torque spark plug Insert Installation in aluminum cylinder head
Просмотров 25 тыс.6 лет назад
Full Torque spark plug thread repair installation in aluminum cylinder head. To contact for ordering or more questions please call 800/736-8261 or 209/632-2345 info@locknstitch.com www.locknstitch.com We ship worldwide!
LOCK-N-STITCH In-Situ Repair
Просмотров 30 тыс.7 лет назад
Our Service Department performs thousands of metal stitching and oven welding repairs every year. Casting repair is our business and our passion. On-site or in-situ as well as in-house machining capability gives us the ability to provide a complete repair package. Our casting repair service department is ready to help you: in our shop, in the field, consulting, technical support, and engineerin...
LOCK-N-STITCH Exhibiting at MINExpo 2016
Просмотров 3,4 тыс.7 лет назад
Jeff Reed, LOCK-N-STITCH Regional Sales Rep discussing products with attendees at MINExpo 2016
C3 CASTMASTER pin strength test
Просмотров 6 тыс.7 лет назад
Testing the strength of the LOCK-N-STITCH C3 CASTMASTER crack repair stitching pin threads. This destructive test is one way LOCK-N-STITCH measures the strength of their products to determine the ultimate strength of their metal stitching repairs in cast iron. This process does not involve welding to hold the two pieces together. info@locknstitch.com www.locknstitch.com www.fulltorque.com
LNS Repair of the Month Sept 2010.avi
Просмотров 22 тыс.13 лет назад
Crack repair on a John Deere 450-B engine block. info@locknstitch.com www.locknstitch.com www.fulltorque.com
Full-Torque Permanent Thread Replacement Insert
Просмотров 845 тыс.14 лет назад
Installing a Full-Torque insert in a cracked hole. The crack has been metal stitched and three L20 Locks installed. This insert solves the cause of cracked bolt holes. The repaired hole becomes stronger than the bolt. info@locknstitch.com www.locknstitch.com www.fulltorque.com
Lock Installation on Crack repair
Просмотров 2,4 млн14 лет назад
Installing three L15 Locks to crack repair to add additional strength. info@locknstitch.com www.locknstitch.com www.fulltorque.com
Cast Iron Crack repair
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Repairing crack in casting using LOCK-N-STITCH Inc. C2F stitching pins. For pricing on any crack repair supplies please contact us directly at info@locknstitch.com or 800/736-8261 or 209/632-2345 We ship worldwide! www.locknstitch.com www.fulltorque.com
Full-Torque Permanent Thread Repair
Просмотров 189 тыс.14 лет назад
Full-Torque Thread Insert Installation in CAT Engine block. info@locknstitch.com www.locknstitch.com www.fulltorque.com
Am here after watching a failed cast iron repair on cutting edge engineering (he attempted a flame spraying powder iron repair). This method definitely looks like it could have saved that part!
That's awesome thank you
Thank you for watching and commenting!
This is one of the most beautiful things I've ever seen. Been a welder and mechanic for 30 years and I've never seen lock n stitch. I will definitely be using this in the future
Love your response and so happy you found us! Feel free to give our customer service team a call or send them an email any time. We have a full line of crack repair and thread repair products. The team will be happy to answer any of your technical questions and help you every step of the way with any of your upcoming repairs. 800/736-8261 or 209/632-2345 or info@locknstitch.com
Impressive. I need to be able to do this to my Cleveland block. Small 3/4 crack which only shows up with magna fluxing. I’ve got to search for the material used and tools to do the repair. Just worried that it’s more than the cost of a second block. Which would cost me $300 to buy. Then $700 to clean,zero deck,square and bore. I will watch this a few times to better my understanding of how it’s done. Thank you!!!
Just sent a message to your other response - but we are always here to help you every step of the way. The team can let you know how much the product will cost for the repair, we will get you all the training material needed and can provide the technical support too. Reach out to us when you are ready to talk - info@locknstitch.com or 209/632-2345 Thanks for reaching out!
Fascinating repair method, I didn't know this was done. Thanks!
The previous video cut off short; after installing the second set of pins do you then make a third pass, filling in the spaces between the first pins not filled by the second set? I have an old Toyota that froze recently, causing a minor crack in the side of the block. I recalled seeing these videos since years ago and I've fallen back down the rabbit hole looking into repair methods.
Hi Jeff - thanks for reaching out with your question. We only posted a portion of the video here, you are correct. Our customer service team would be more than happy to help you, walk you through the process, answer all your questions. Please give the team a call 800/736-8261 and feel free to send pictures of your repair to info@locknstitch.com
Very nice.
Thank you! Appreciate you stopping by our channel and watching. If you ever have any questions or wish to know more about the products and services we offer let us know! info@locknstitch.com
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Hi my name is Rashidhajeloo I'm from Iran I like your work ,I have question about your work. I hope answer me question. What is the difference between L and C pins, what kind of alloy are the pins made of ,are the pins made according to MM or INCH standards. What is the name of the tool that you do create a seat with after drilling the first hole, the same tool that has a guide rod at the beginning
This is great to watch. Oddly satisfying. When I struggle to get my crap drill to go through a bit of aluminium seeing your kit just eat away at the metal like a knife through butter was so good to see. Great work. Thanks guys.
Thanks Chris! We are passionate about what we do and love repairing what most say is unrepairable! If you ever want to learn more about our products or services feel free to reach out to us. info@locknstitch.com
Looks like a solid system. What is the blower attachment you're using?
Hi Scott - thanks for watching and for your comment. This is our Quick Air attachment - part number is the LQA. If you are interested in purchasing or learning more about our products please do not hesitate to reach out to our Customer Service Specialists at info@locknstitch.com or +1 209 632 2345
Can you send me complete crack repaier equipment ,the price is a few dollars
Please send us an email and we will be happy to send you the information - info@locknstitch.com
@@LOCKNSTITCHhi ,can you send me complete equipment for repair crak cast iron ,I'm from Iran
@@rahsidhajiloo4873 did you send in an email to our customer service team?
Hi,have you wat sup ?please send me phon namber watsup
Can you send me complete crack repaier equipment ,the price is a few dollars
Hi I'm gonna larn this metod can you help me in this respect,how can I call you
Thank you so much for reaching out to us - you can reach us by phone at +1 209 632 2345 or by email at info@locknstitch.com
One might clean the thread lubricate before applying the thread sealant.
What an amazing product. Used it several times with zero comebacks. I now am a Professor at my local university teaching Diesel Mechanics Technology. We have a two year program that graduates our students with an A.A.S in DMT. We have a dedicated pre-req class for all incoming students called Basic Shop skills. We teach things such as: drilling/tapping, metal work/fab layout, sharpening drill bits, basic and then precision measurement with calipers dial bore gauges, micrometers, and the list goes on. I would LOVE to add a section on using your system to demonstrate its abilities and how to properly use it. The trick is getting the department chairs to agree to the cost so we usually have to demo things and then create a write up/pitch. If you’d ever be willing to work with me, maybe donate a demo kit I can use to show why we should routinely purchase more for incoming students to use LET ME KNOW. I think this would be a great section to add to my basic shop skills class. Just a thought…..either way, great product and God bless!
P.S. I stumbled on this video and it reminded me of your product and how it would be good to teach. Normally, I’d reach out in person, by phone, or email but this was unique. I don’t normally leave too many serious comments but I wanted to try while it was front and center. Thanks and take care.
Hello TJ - thank you for the incredible feedback. Please reach out to our team at info@locknstitch.com and we will be in touch.
Very cool process and video, If i sent a picture of the repair im trying to do to a block, could you tell me if it would work? The issue i have, is the crack is more like a small oblong shaped hole about the size of a fingernail clipping. its not a hairline fracture like this but i think if i used some oversized pins it could work.
You can absolutely send pictures into our customer service team! That is the best way for our team to provide you technical support - thank you for watching and for your comment/question. Send the pictures to info@locknstitch.com with your best contact info and our team will be in touch with you. You are also free to call our offices anytime as well to speak to our team 209/632-2345. Looking forward to speaking to you soon.
Bro I was watching a video on a guy talking about satellites burning his face and teeth how was this the next thing that shows up
The algorithm gotcha! Glad you found us.. but sounds like that guy is in a bit of bad spot in the last video you watched. Yikes! We can't fix his face or teeth, but if the satellites had damaged some castings, well then we could be there to help! 😀
This is the best way I've ever seen to fix a cracked block!!! Great video as well 👍 thank you for posting it helped me alot !!
So glad you found us Ricky! If you have any additional questions or have a specific repair you are working on our team would be happy to help you. Feel free to reach out to info@locknstitch.com or by phone at 800/736-8261 or 209/632-2345
How thick does casting have to be for this to work?
Thanks for your question - the C1 pins can be used for very thin material down to 0.100" castingrepair.locknstitch.com/item/c1-stitching-pins/steel-castmaster--c1-stitching-pins/c1a-50 - if you have a specific repair need or question please feel free to reach out to our customer service specialists. They would be happy to speak to you. info@locknstitch.com or 800/736-8261 or 209/632-2345
@@LOCKNSTITCH thank you for prompt response. 😁
@@BspPlays9287 anytime - truly appreciate your interest in our products and services.
@@LOCKNSTITCH yeah going to have to see if block I'm working on is fixable first. The crack rose up on one side enough to catch a fingernail on. Gonna use a feela gague to see exactly how high it is.
@@BspPlays9287 get some good pictures too - those are always helpful for the team when they are discussing the repair with you over the phone and in email
This is a brilliant method of repairing cracks in cast iron. I've seen it used 4 times and it has been permanent in each case.
Thank you Robert for watching and commenting! We love when customers share their success stories!
This video is the first time i heard an electric drill referred to as "a magnetic based drill "
Well that repair sucks just freekin weld it duh..
I have a heavy cast iron lid that would be a perfect griddle top, other than the hole where the old handle attached. any ideas to seal it? needs to be food safe
Thanks for reaching out to us, if you could please send pictures of the lid that you want to inquire about being repaired to info@locknstitch.com and our team would be happy to help you
Can't drill down like 3mm and then drill on a 60 degree angle through the crack into the other side, and alternate sides as you go. So it pulls it together?
Hi Darren - the technical team would be happy to talk to you more about the process. They can be reached at info@locknstitch.com Thanks for watching and posting your question
How meticulous
The Art of Metal Stitching!
It's the same as the metal lock method they used at Dresser rand back in the 70's
Glad you found us Speed Smash. LOCK-N-STITCH developed and patented a thread design to pull the surrounding material together rather than push it apart.
Nice to see people who know what there doing, needle gun was a nice touch on the non machined cast 👍
All the CNC phd material science master degree having experts really all came out at once in the comment section for this one
I saw something like that on an old engine. Myself I would weld it after grinding away completely the crack and rounded its ends. This method into the video can work when there are not important pressure inside who tend to "stretch" the structure. It's not a secret but it's something more refined: Grind, round the ends, heat it up and see if the crack continue, if not, heat it up again on a larger surface, start welding "dots". Use the electrode welder with an electrode for cast iron, not the MIG, it can work with MIG but it's more risky. Hammer a bit each dot, clean, repeat, it takes more than you imagine. Smooth it a bit if necessary (if not don't bother). Let it cool down very very slowly, refractory sand or bricks for that. The important is to hammer the welded dots while they are still orange/red and to cool down it all slowly.
Your system is just what I need!!! I just bought a milling machine that was broken almost in two. I think with your whole setup I can fix it. It has about a six inch crack on each side with a quarter twenty hole on each involved. I sure hope that you can help. Contact me please. Thanks a lot .
Hi Ron - So glad you found us! Let's help you with the right solution for the repair. Contact us directly at info@locknstitch.com and our customer service team will talk you through every step of the process to do the repair yourself
Avec mon poste à souder c'est 2 minutes chrono
It appears you have not tested how long the crack is - so how do you know where to start? The end of a crack can be microscopic and invisible to the naked eye.
Magnaflux!
@@LOCKNSTITCH Okay, you did a bang up job cleaning that away. Cudos.
Not only is this an extremely well done video, but your media relations is amazing. I have never seen a company that replies 12 years after they post something!
Casting repair is our passion! Standby for new content - showcasing our incredible products and services! Thanks for watching and commenting.
@@LOCKNSTITCH you better come up with some good stuff. Ive been listening to this accidental asmr for a long time and i need new stuff
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@@jackmehoff2363Your comment deserves way more recognition and like a free oversized T-shirt from lock stitch to sleep in while listening to this. 😂😂 “accidental asmr”😂🎉
@@LOCKNSTITCHhey question if you are still here. I have a 1/2 “ crack in a Cleveland block, In upper galley. Where can I get the stuff to do this??? Any advice or help would be appreciated .
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You don't know anything about tungsten inert gas processing system or even metal inert gas processing systems
The narrator sounds like a sex offender.
I just realized this is an awesome option if you had to do the repair in an area that does not allow "Hot Work" .
Absolutely! Or for example a large engine or industrial piece of equipment that would be costly or near impossible to disassemble without huge amounts of downtime! This repair can be done onsite -- Thanks for watching and commenting
Wow just wow that is the coolest way I have ever seen to fix a crack like that. I assume it's too risky to weld in that situation, thanks for the video.
Thanks Chuck; you are correct - so glad you found us! If you ever need or want to learn more about our products/services please feel free to reach out to our customer service team info@locknstitch.com
I wish you guys would make tons more videos. I could watch these repairs all day.
Thanks for the feedback - we are LONG overdue for some new content.... stand by we promise to have some online in the future.
Never install locks on crack man.. that stuff will ruin your life.. 😂
This is the method used by my late grandpa when the engine block in our tractor cracked.
Sounds like your grandpa was a smart man! If you ever have a need for our products or services again we are here to help you. Thanks for sharing some warm memories with us of your grandpa
@@LOCKNSTITCH He was indeed a very smart and wise guy. During ww2 He was a military explosives engineer. After the war He was moved to the german land that was given to Poland. He met my grandma and He was the first lincesnsed combineharvester operator in the county. With time He became the coordinator of the mechanical division in those goverment ovned huge farms employing like 300 or 400 ppl He was a jack of al trades and when He was like 79 He was doing his car repairs on his own. He passed in the age of 93 and we all miss him.
@@temerenomine9698 What an full life! He was lucky enough to pass on his skill and knowledge to those around him on the farm with those that he employed - keeping his legacy alive. Thank you for sharing his story with us. His legacy and his story lives on in you too!
@@LOCKNSTITCH yes he was a father figure for many, years after He passed He is remebered as a someone that alwayes found a way to fix something or help someone in need, on the day of his furenal so many ppl showed up to pay respect that ppl thought that the mayor or someone even more importand had his funeral that day. He left me shoes I will be never able to fill.
That’s just cool
Thanks! We are passionate about casting repair. From the US Capitol to a engine block - damaged castings are what we specialize in repairing! Thanks for watching and commenting. If you ever needs us feel free to reach out to our team - info@locknstitch.com
Never heard it called a nut "runner" before
As my welding professor said, "If someone claims they can weld cast iron, they're either a liar or the best $%#@ welder to walk the face of the earth."
Smart professor
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Welcome back!
wow. awesome
Thanks Bobby - we are passionate about casting repair!
So we get a good what??? This is going to bug me all night..
I watched the whole video series and kept asking myself "why don't they just weld it?" Then I realized it was cast iron. Pretty cool. Seems tedious but cool nonetheless