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On 16/06/2020 21:18, rick wrote:
On 13/05/2020 14:06, Muddymike wrote: On 12/05/2020 18:43, rick wrote: I have a thread I could do with some help to identify. It's on a 2 gallon steel container .. so assuming imperial is a good start . It is the male thread on a welded on pipe... It's a parallel male thread OD : 0.728" TPI : 24 Would have assumed a pipe thread but pitch is too fine. Although undersize, possible it could have been a nominal 3/4" Could it be the tread a compression cone and nut goes onto? They are often weird thread rates. Mike that's a possibility. This is looking like I will need to solder something else on to get to a useful thread. Or simply use a compression fitting nut and cone to connect a copper pipe. Mike |
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