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Just listen to the comments of this guy... LOL....
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For the next project I am going to make the case annealer with automatic feeder.
Anyone has anything they are working on or plan on doing?
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That's a pretty slick tool. Nice workThey can't stop us let them try. For heavy metal we will die!!!
Snowflakes are great!!! You can roll them around into a giant mass and shove a carrot in their ........Comment
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I have a lathe and just bought a mill just getting some tooling and some time and I'll be starting my m3a1 anti tank gun in 37 Oo rahComment
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I actually though about making one from scratch totally both modular and NY compliant.Originally posted by blackpowdershooter30 View Post
It sould be more like a suomi but with a modern trigger housing, rails on top and a nice hand guard. the suomi trigger and firing group sucks.
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The Suomi is a awesome gun but it has to have the drum magazine to up its bad assnessComment
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American standard micrometer threads are 40 TPI (threads per inch). If you are chasing (cutting) the threads yourself any number of threads can go on any diameter. Of course you will have to chase internal threads to make a nut that fits.Originally posted by camper4lyfe View PostComment
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Old enough to know better, still too young to careComment
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camper, the link you provided lists "thread matched adjustment screws" at 80 or 100 TPI. Sorry Bud but they aren't American std. micrometer thds., they're adjustment screws. But you knew that.
At the bottom left corner of the page are micrometer heads. The threads they list are .5mm pitch or 50.8 TPI. The pitch listed is METRIC. Again, not American standard micrometer threads.Comment
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They are micrometer adjustment screws, exactly what I was talking about.Old enough to know better, still too young to careComment
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Ok, you're right. Call them what you will. The only thing is that there is nothing micrometer about them as per the manufacturers description.
Merry Christmas!Comment
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IMO get one of those thread gauges. they are inexpensive and worth every penny.
with very fine threads things get tricky very fast. I can only do them relatively decent with the finest carbide tips available.
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