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RE: Dumpster Dive Results - stevec - 12-17-2014
Ed, If we are to guess it's size it would be helpful to know if it's sitting on toilet paper or paper towel.
RE: Dumpster Dive Results - EdK - 12-17-2014
(12-17-2014, 08:32 AM)stevec Wrote: Ed, If we are to guess it's size it would be helpful to know if it's sitting on toilet paper or paper towel.
That would make it too easy Steve.
It's about 14" long and 1.5" in diameter.
Ed
RE: Dumpster Dive Results - Black Forest - 12-17-2014
(12-15-2014, 09:59 AM)Mayhem Wrote: Embrace the metric system Ken! M8x1.25 is one of the most commonly used taps in my set. Along with M6x1 and M10x1.25.
By the way
Now I know why my M10's seem tight. I always made them 1 or 1.5 pitch! Mmmmmm.....1.25
RE: Dumpster Dive Results - EdK - 12-20-2014
Worth the dive. 6" x 19" x 5/8" aluminum (aluminium) plate.
Ed
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RE: Dumpster Dive Results - schor - 12-20-2014
Ed, your killing me with all this dumpster dive scores. Stop it, I can't take it any more. I need to stop watching this thread but I just can't.
RE: Dumpster Dive Results - EdK - 12-20-2014
I've got one more piece to bring home then I'll cool it and give you a break Steve.
Ed
RE: Dumpster Dive Results - Sunset Machine - 12-21-2014
(12-17-2014, 12:32 PM)Black Forest Wrote:(12-15-2014, 09:59 AM)Mayhem Wrote: Embrace the metric system Ken! M8x1.25 is one of the most commonly used taps in my set. Along with M6x1 and M10x1.25.
By the way
Now I know why my M10's seem tight. I always made them 1 or 1.5 pitch! Mmmmmm.....1.25
Throw them things out and go Yankee pitch. They won't do that to you.
We stock both, yankee on the left, metric on the right. The metric cabinet will never be complete because of all the sizes available. What a confusing system, I bet half of them are cross threaded assemblies..
RE: Dumpster Dive Results - Mayhem - 12-21-2014
Personally I disagree with your statement about the metric system being confusing.
Both have what is considered 'standard' fine and coarse pitch threads. Yes, you can have two options for fine metric threads (e.g. M10x1.0 and M10x1.25) but you also have UNEF and UNS in the "Yankee pitch" system. For example, I have at least four different varieties of 5/16" bolts, with 18, 20, 22 and 24 tpi. I also think I have some 5/16-28 but I would have to check.
You may recall that I posted about the different drawbar threads on my NTMB30 tooling for my mill. I have tooling with M12x1.75, 1/2-12 and 1/2-13 pitch threads.
I've grown up using both systems and have no major issues with either system
RE: Dumpster Dive Results - EdK - 01-10-2015
Latest dumpster diving results.
Ed
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RE: Dumpster Dive Results - f350ca - 01-10-2015
Nice score Ed, but the scrap you find even looks too clean. Get some dust and rust on it to make it respectable scrap.