Hi guys,What is the thread on banksticks.
In reply to Post #1
3/8 BSF
3/8 BSF
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Anyone know the standard brolly pole thread?
Anyone know the standard brolly pole thread?
In reply to Post #3
I'm not sure there is a standard. The thread on my Avid brolly is different to the thread on my old Nubrolli.
I'm not sure there is a standard. The thread on my Avid brolly is different to the thread on my old Nubrolli.
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Ah, I wanted to know for the fox specialist as want to use a bankstick not the actual brolly pole and it's mms out - assume one imperial (3/8) and the brolly metric?
Ah, I wanted to know for the fox specialist as want to use a bankstick not the actual brolly pole and it's mms out - assume one imperial (3/8) and the brolly metric?
In reply to Post #2
correct
3/8 british standard fine (BSF)
correct
3/8 british standard fine (BSF)
In reply to Post #5
With threads is could be anything...3/8 threads are 9.5mm so if its too large it could be 10mm / 12mm or 1/2 inch (12.7mm) 7/16 inch (11.1mm)
To be exact you need to measure the diameter and either use a thread gauge or count the TPI (threads per inch).
When i worked in engineering i had a little booklet type thing that had all the info in charts, i cant remember the name, but it fit perfect in the top pocket of your overalls
With threads is could be anything...3/8 threads are 9.5mm so if its too large it could be 10mm / 12mm or 1/2 inch (12.7mm) 7/16 inch (11.1mm)
To be exact you need to measure the diameter and either use a thread gauge or count the TPI (threads per inch).
When i worked in engineering i had a little booklet type thing that had all the info in charts, i cant remember the name, but it fit perfect in the top pocket of your overalls
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The Zeus Precision book
The Zeus Precision book
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That's the one, bloody useful little book,
That's the one, bloody useful little book,
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The bible no less, from a time before everything could be googled
The bible no less, from a time before everything could be googled
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Still use mine
in fact it was used only the other day to find out the hole size for a tapping job.
Still use mine