These are easy to use turrets. I've tried most and settled on these because they had the best combination of features. First - unlike the classis vintage turrets used in early Marshall amps - there's no centre slot to line up. This makes staking the turrets easy and you can stake a turret board in a fraction of the time.
Secondly, they are large, too - the centre hole is wide (2mm diameter). This allows you to fit in more component leads into a single turret. This is especially useful for components with fat leads (power resistors, large electrolytic capacitors, etc). If you need to make more connections, there's also a ridge on the turret's shaft for side-mounting, and the hole in the underside of the turret, too.
As with any turret, fixing is the same: drill a hole in the board, insert a turret and flare (swage) the underside to create a firm fit.
I also stock a range of tools for this turret: drill bits, swaging tool set, etc. See turret tools page and PTFE material page.
Dimensions & info The turret's flared end is designed to work with boards of 0.125in (3-3.2mm) thickness. The turret stands 8mm tall (i.e. from the turret board surface), and the shaft's maximum diameter is at the base - 4.7mm. The hollow shaft's internal diameter is 2mm. To create a suitable hole for these turrets, use a 2.9mm drill bit (also available, see turret tools). Made in the UK.
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Close-up shows the large central hole and the ridge around the shaft that make component mounting easier
This turret's centre hole is wide enough to take several component leads - making for easier component mounting
Use the three-part turret tool to flare and fix the turrets in place on the board
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