Where did this come from? It isn't a common bolt size.
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Toolbox -- 1 inch - 12 tpi
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19 years ago
Of course it is!
It's American National Fine Thread.
Muggs
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19 years ago
Is "Fine" another word for posh thread? :-)
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19 years ago
Only if you use them in a suit.
Muggs
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19 years ago
You are right. Looks like the little quick reference card isn't matching up with MH.
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19 years ago
Muggs,
Did some more looking. It turns out this is an odd situation. Machinery's Handbook say 12tpi is the standard fine thread as does SW, but in bolt catalogs only 14tpi is available for 1 inch bolts.
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Interesting. Even my old Starrett decimal equivalents and tap drill chart shows only 1-8 and 1-12. Looking at tool catalogs they have 1-8,
1-12 and 1-14 taps stocked. HHMMMMMMMMM!Dave H
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19 years ago
For example:
A typical vendor catalog only stocks 1-14 for fine threads.
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1-12 bolts generally aren't on the radar.
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SW got me a solution. It is posted on the forum under Toolbox.