Tom,
I SO much prefer your videos over the BoobleCain ones. I find that guy to be so annoying, and often WRONG.
Now a question: A 1/32" flat on the tip of the tool would be for a 4 TPI thread. Is that what you are making for a thread with that tool?
The formula for the flat at the root of an ANSI "UN" thread is .125 x P, or at least that what I've always used.
Here's an online calculator which seems to use a tolerance on that root flat of external threads, showing .1875 x P to (my recommendation of) .125 x P.
http://theoreticalmachinist.com/Threads_...erial.aspx
I SO much prefer your videos over the BoobleCain ones. I find that guy to be so annoying, and often WRONG.
Now a question: A 1/32" flat on the tip of the tool would be for a 4 TPI thread. Is that what you are making for a thread with that tool?
The formula for the flat at the root of an ANSI "UN" thread is .125 x P, or at least that what I've always used.
Here's an online calculator which seems to use a tolerance on that root flat of external threads, showing .1875 x P to (my recommendation of) .125 x P.
http://theoreticalmachinist.com/Threads_...erial.aspx