So, is the threaded portion of the thermometer 3/8" fine thread or coarse thread??
1793610
They didn't send me a grill thermometer like I asked for. They sent me a meat thermometer.
1793611
If i remember correctly it was an odd thread size, so i just used the nut provided with the thermometer.
1967473
M8 is a metric thread size. See http://www.engineeringtoolbox.com/metric-threads-d_777.html. Unless specified, the coarse thread is the standard, so M8 is really an 8mm metric coarse thread.
963529
They are coarse thread, but I didn't have any problems making fine adjustments with the tool. The sights are so tight in the dovetail that you can't turn the bolt on the tool fast or hard enough to get "huge" movements out of the tool. For the price I thought it was a very good tool.
1616643
Yes it is 8/32 threading.I have the Hornady case prep center & it threads right on with no problem.
1119350
coarse threads. Came with everything I needed. The seals for the hub and pumpkin are not included.
57914
Not positive, but, it is a pipe type thread about 1/8". It's 1/4 by measure but pipe measures up a size. This is from memory.
666685
For the 32 inch model you can use M8X20 for the three recessed holes and M8X10 for the one non-recessed hole (longer if you plan to use many spacers/washers). Update: uses 1.25 metric coarse thread (as answer reply comment correctly notes, sorry to have left that out)
2198508
I remember measuring both. The one I got was 3 inches on the threaded side. My nutribullet cup was 4 inches.
1651361
I'm not sure of the thread size, but I think it is an metric thread. I used an 10mm socket to work wirh it. I hope that helps!.... CP
1288940
I believe you have fine thread 14/1.5 pitch. Coarse thread, 14/2.0, was in older superdutys.Best way to be sure is to take a lug nut to a parts store and ask them for course and fine thread stud, see which fits.
2083046
From my fading memory, they were half inch coarse threads. Easy to install on the Kreg router table but would work well with most any table. Lock and unlock easily. Will buy them for the next table I need.
1052156
They are both 3/4" in diameter. You will have to buy one to verify the threading is the same unless you can get the threading info from the seller. If not, buy it and return it if it doesn't work.
1198903
The bottom is a male thread. As far as fine versus coarse it's hard to say...but it takes about eight to ten revolutions to tighten/un tighten.
1920782
This was 1/2 inch course pipe thread / I believe 14 TPI. Fit every 1/2 inch coupling that was available at Home Depot so was standard.
564354
The threaded portion is 3-1/2" with the nut being about 1/2" thick. We've installed them in a number of various desks and tables around campus without issue.
232185
Yes its standard 8" from hot to cold. It include s only what you see in the picture. Just rough-in. I didn't even had to solder; hot, cold, shower and tub spout has threads. Just reused rubber washers from the old one, it didn't include any, maybe didn't need any, but I still used it.
1354550
Standard Pipe Thread I just had a piece of 8' cut in half at Home Depot. The pipe only needs to be thread on one end.