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I'm new to threadcutting, in fact, new to using the lathe. I just got a 7x10mini. I'm trying to understand what the thread measurement in this image means. How would I go about cutting such threads on my lathe? What does .535"-40 mean, in terms of thread pitch, and so on? Is there a chart I should be consulting? |
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| that's a bastard thread. It has a diameter of .535 inches (it is english, right?) and a thread count of 40 threads per inchi. Turn your diameter to ,535, then set up your feed for 40 threads/cuts per inch. the rest is the same old, same old |
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