[6PTsocket]

replying to Bill Price, 6PTsocket wrote:
The thread is 3/4-12. That is absolutely correct. It is discussed in a lot of
places. It is a special thread, meaning it is not standard coarse or fine..
3/4 coarse thread is 3/4-10 and fine thread is 3/4-16. There are no regular
nuts you can buy. If threads are a mystery to you I won't even go into where
to buy a tap and tap drill. The pair would run you around $30. If you want to
go that way, just reply and I will go into the details

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[Michael A. Terrell]

6PTsocket wrote:

replying to Bill Price, 6PTsocket wrote:
The thread is 3/4-12. That is absolutely correct. It is discussed in a lot of
places. It is a special thread, meaning it is not standard coarse or fine..
3/4 coarse thread is 3/4-10 and fine thread is 3/4-16. There are no regular
nuts you can buy. If threads are a mystery to you I won't even go into where
to buy a tap and tap drill. The pair would run you around $30. If you want to
go that way, just reply and I will go into the details

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You replied to a post that is over 11 years old. Do you think that he
is still waiting for a reply to an old Usenet post?

Date: Tue, 16 Nov 2004 22:48:23 -0500
From: "Bill Price"
Newsgroups: rec.crafts.metalworking

[gomose]

replying to 6PTsocket, gomose wrote:
Not true, it is a standard thread but BRITISH STANDARD ie 3/4" BSF.

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