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HELP - chasing a M16-1.0 Die to cut a thread in plastic   Message List  
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RE: [mugwa] HELP - chasing a M16-1.0 Die to cut a thread in plastic

I have a 16mm die at work. I presume the 1 mm pitch is the standard electrical pitch.

 

Ron…

 

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From: mugwa@yahoogroups.com [mailto:mugwa@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of Andrew Smallridge
Sent: Friday, 22 April 2005 3:38 PM
To: mugwa@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [mugwa] HELP - chasing a M16-1.0 Die to cut a thread in plastic

 

Hi All,

I have been banging my head against a wall trying to fine a M16 die with 1mm
pitch to cut a thread on some plastic. Can anyone suggest where I can buy
one from or, failing that, can anyone lend me one.

Regards,

Flat headed Andrew





Fri Apr 22, 2005 4:00 pm

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Hi All, I have been banging my head against a wall trying to fine a M16 die with 1mm pitch to cut a thread on some plastic. Can anyone suggest where I can buy ... 		Andrew Smallridge
asmallri
Offline Send Email 		Apr 22, 2005
7:37 am

Start at your local lathe and milling machines suppliers, if they can't get it they will know someone who might. I hope your trail is short. Another option...
Chris
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12:01 pm

I have a 16mm die at work. I presume the 1 mm pitch is the standard electrical pitch. Ron... ... From: mugwa@yahoogroups.com [mailto:mugwa@yahoogroups.com] On...
ron.casotti@...
roncasotti
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4:00 pm

Thanks Chris, The lathe may be an option. I want to cut the thread onto palstic cable glands on the portion that is ususally shaped like a hex nut. I finally ...
Andrew Smallridge
asmallri
Offline Send Email 		Apr 23, 2005
1:17 am

There appear to be three "usual" M16 thread pitches that I have come across. The are 2mm (course), 1.5mm (a common fine pitch and is used on metric gland...
Andrew Smallridge
asmallri
Offline Send Email 		Apr 23, 2005
1:22 am

Have you tried Coventry Fasteners? (Ex: sweetmans). The mob in Canningvale I find particularly helpful and quite well priced. If they haven't got it, they may...
David Emrich
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2:25 am

Thanks I will check coventries. I have tried several daster places so far but the thread has been too fine. Altogther I need to modify about 10 of the plastic...
Andrew Smallridge
asmallri
Offline Send Email 		Apr 23, 2005
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