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metric equivalent of imperial thread, 36.3 tpi instead of 36
Hi, the lathe I have access to cuts only metric threads, I think. I
want to cut a thread of 36 tpi a pitch of 0.706 mm and the closest I can get is a pitch of 0.700 mm, which gives 36.3 teeth per inch. The part has to withstand a pressure of 260 psi while a gasram is pressurised. It looks like it is very close, will it be ok? thanks |
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