Re: Dado arbor hex nut
Posted: Fri Aug 09, 2024 12:37 pm
Two great finds in this thread. Have to get to Tractor Supply and check out some prices.
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I don't know the pitch angle. The nut has already been identified as a standard fine thread 5/8" - 18 nut. It is the same nut size used on the first 5/8" Arbor from 1947 through today. Don't forget the Tongued (or Spindle) Washer for the 5/8" (or even the 1/2") Arbors made since 1954.Thread pitch ????
Yes it was defined after I posted the question. Pitch = threads/inch(imperial). In this case NF.chapmanruss wrote: Sat Aug 10, 2024 1:21 pm JPG had questioned about
I don't know the pitch angle. The nut has already been identified as a standard fine thread 5/8" - 18 nut. It is the same nut size used on the first 5/8" Arbor from 1947 through today. Don't forget the Tongued (or Spindle) Washer for the 5/8" (or even the 1/2") Arbors made since 1954.Thread pitch ????
Ed,
You should check out Tractor Supply online. There is a larger selection there than the store closest (7.7 miles) to me has.
I think "pitch" is a somewhat misused term. Metric treads are a true pitch. M2 - 1 = 2mm od x 1mm/thread revolution.chapmanruss wrote: Sat Aug 10, 2024 2:17 pm So, pitch is really the same as Threads per Inch. I have always referred to it as TPI. JPG you still teach me new things.![]()