Hallo Carlos3350
I have to do this in English, sorry.
Assembly:
1) Find a piece of wood big enough to be stable. I used a piece of scrap 18mm Kiefer
2) drill a hole in the middle of it big enough to insert the t-nut
3) Insert the t-nut
4) Screw the stainless steel thing into the t-nut.
Tip: I mounted 4 standoffs (same height as stainless steel thing) to add support to the board
To use:
steps 1 and 2 can be reversed. When I reverse them, the turret usually falls out of the board before I get it in the hole
1) insert a turret into the hole in the middle of the stainless steel thing. The part you solder to should be in the thing. The lip will rest on the stainless steel thing.
2) position the board over the turret and insert the turret in the hole. Warning! You should be looking at the back side of the board! The top side is down! (please don't ask me why I mention this) (I mark the bottom of the board to avoid repeating a very uncomfortable experience I once had with an AC30)
3) Insert the nipple of the rod in the hole in the bottom of the turret
4) Whap away with a hammer.
5) Check that the turret does not rotate. Additional whapping as needed.
6) Try not to split the base of the turret. If you do, don't worry about it.
Warning! Make sure the turret is fully inserted into the board!
Tip: I usually pre-bend the flange a bit with careful whapping with a "kerner"
Good luck. I've done what seems like several hundred billion turrets. If I can do it, you can do it.
The officially approved way is to use a drill press to press them, but I have always had better results with whapping.
When all is said and done you will have something like in the picture.
Tip: Practice a couple of times on scrap material before you go after your real board.
Steven
