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Need a tap and die
I need to get a 10mm by 1.00 tap and die for the upper shock stem (plunger). I've called all over town and on the internet. Any ideas?
thanks, thebern
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1982 240D 313,000 (4 speed) 1984 300CD 172,483 1985 German Shepherd Dog -Lacey- R.I.P.11/04/05 Hood Stars, Wrist Crowns and Obsession Dobs |
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Check with Bass Tools in Houston, Texas....
Edit: I found it in their catalog under " Metric Special Sizes... but have only located a die in that size so far... part number 1-411058 $6.70 this is a round adjustable 1 inch od die. high speed steel. same thing in 1.5 inch od $13.50 1-411058A http://basstool.com/index.asp?brw=ie Last edited by leathermang; 04-26-2003 at 10:44 AM. |
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I think I see....
a M10 by1.0 just above and to the right of your finger! Iam SURE it is a 10 by 1.0
thanks thebern
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1982 240D 313,000 (4 speed) 1984 300CD 172,483 1985 German Shepherd Dog -Lacey- R.I.P.11/04/05 Hood Stars, Wrist Crowns and Obsession Dobs |
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Here is another example of the superiority of the metric system:
To find the tap drill size just subtract the thread pitch from the tap size: M10x1.5 uses an 8.5mm tap drill. P E H |
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Note edit above....
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Oh yes! When I can look at an American nut and pick up the right socket for it... compared to trying four sizes of metric sockets I am convinced it is the best system......
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