I've just wasted three hours of my life trying to track down 2 off 10mm x 1.25 50mm long fully threaded screws. I have a fine collection of teeth-sucking, sarcastic storemen, and nothing else to show for my efforts.
Anyone got any ideas on where I can lay my hands on these mythical beasts?
Oooohhh..I don't know about that Nigel...no call for them these days you know... ;-)
Regards, Tony
In article , Tony Jeffree writes
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAARGH!
:^)
Actually, I've had an email that's pointed me at a supplier (thanks Don!).
Yes, but not telling you - so there
-- Regards,
John Stevenson Nottingham, England.
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In article , John Stevenson writes
You're not nice to me.
I've got a couple on their way to me, so I don't care. ;^)
I thought about that. I perused the metric thread chart on the end of the Colchester for a while, thought "bugger that for a game of soldiers" and went shopping.
I'm going to have to figure this out soon, though. I've got an M42 x 0.5 internal thread to cut.
How do I get myself into these jobs?
There's your problem - if you see every problem as a steam engine, even a 50mm machine screw, no wonder you find it hard
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You forgot the "You're the 12th person today to ask for them today but..." prefix.
In article , Tim Leech writes
"Where are the valves? And that bloody flywheel's too small to be any use at all..."
One hardly expects wine connoisseurs at the local parts bin, surely?
Tom
despite the fact that the spotty oik behind
God your lucky, the spotty oiks round here don't know the difference between a parsec and a whole sec.
Ken.
I didn't realise the the parts emporiums of the UK were so multi-faceted..
Tom
Depends whether they are even or Oddbins.
Ken.
Try
Hi Nigel,
Are you sure about the pitch you need?
According to my books, M10 coarse has 1.5mm pitch and M10 fine has 1.0 pitch.
Maybe this is why you can't find the so and so's?
Bob
In article , Bob Minchin writes
I'm afraid so! (Bloody Italian motorcycles).
I've tracked a couple down, and they're in place.
Cheers!
Not M42x1.0 by any chance?
- Brian (still puzzling out some of the details of a Nikon bayonet)
In article , Brian Drummond writes
M42 x 1 it is (now I've got the drawing).
Aaahhh a sloppy 1-5/8" x 26
-- Regards,
John Stevenson Nottingham, England.
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