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Hey everyone. Recently we dug up a mint condition Thread rolling head from about 20 years ago in our warehouse. I want to use it on an upcoming project but am having some difficulty locating the correct sized rollers.This is the only markings on it at all. I searched and ordered a set of rollers but the ID of the rollers are way too big for the head. Acme-FETTE Thread Rolling Head N-3 7/16 - 7/8 M12 - M22 2Deg. 0' Low Helix The Cleveland Twist Drill Co. Made in U.S.A. |
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