get push to fit fittings. run a hose to it and send it to a block that you can put all the zerk fittings on in one location. Ebay has them.
I found another thread on this but no real solution. I want to put grease nipples on all of my bearing blocks. I looked up the specs and found that the blocks take m6x0.75mm zerk type fittings. Pulling the plugs out I see the threads appear straight. Has anyone put grease fittings on these things? Where do you get them? I need like 10 of them. Seems silly to post this but I have searched and searched with no luck. I found a couple tapered m6x0.75 fittings but nothing with straight thread. Are people using the tapered thread? Thanks!
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get push to fit fittings. run a hose to it and send it to a block that you can put all the zerk fittings on in one location. Ebay has them.
Got a Harbor Freight nearby? They should have them.
Great, Thanks guys. I do have a HF near, but I doubt they carry such a thing?
Harbor Freight sells M6 fittings as a part of a 32-piece kit, but it does not say whether the thread pitch is 1.0 or 0.75. Probably worth checking next time you happen to be near the store.
Mcmaster Carr has them.
My Hiwins came with them.
Gerry
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Thanks everyone. I bought a few straight through Scott Equipment. Not cheap at almost $6 per but they shipped them within a few hours and I should have them in a day or two. Part number is listed in the Hiwin catalog.
I didn't even think to try mcmaster!
McMaster Carr ships faster, too.
Gerry
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