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    NEED G76 FOR INTERNAL 1" 11-1/2 NPT

    no one in our shop can agree on the exact G76 numbers for an internal 1" 11-1/2 npt thread.

    Fanuc 18i control on Daewoo 240 MSB turning center

    please help

    BAD DOG


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    I've never seen a group of machinists agree on the exact numbers to use on NPT single point threading. There was a discussion a few months ago about this topic and there seems to be an agreement that you should pick a standard set of numbers for your shop and stick with them. Really, as long as the angle is right and the gage fits, it is up to you.


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    How do you figure the x and z dimension in a G76 execution line for NPT threads?

    I know the thread depth is .8/tpi but do you subtract that from the od low limit

    for the x dimension?

    teamus


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