Threads, taps, drilling, etc... tables

lAnonymousl · 11-November-04, 09:44 PM

Scanned from one of my engineering books because I thought some of you guys may find it helpful.....plus it's just less clutter for me when I'm doing my work.

This thread will be added to The List for future reference.

I'll just keep them as thumbnails for any 56kers I think, and because I didn't want to shrink them to prevent distortion.

First some general stuff:
1.) First thumbnail is basic thread nomenclature.

2.) Second thumbnail is standard thread notation.

3.) Third thumbnail is the names of common bolt and screw heads.

lAnonymousl · 11-November-04, 09:48 PM

1.) Thread sizes and dimensions Part1.

2.) Thread sizes and dimensions Part2. (size constraints)

3.) Unified standard screw threads.

lAnonymousl · 11-November-04, 09:49 PM

1.) Tap drill sizes Part 1.

2.) Tap drill sizes Part 2. (size again)

godfoot · 11-November-04, 09:56 PM

Excellent info!

Can't bling ya currently though.

CPU Killer · 11-November-04, 10:10 PM

what? You don't have those memorized yet?

JJ, nice post for the non-engineering type

JessAlba452 · 11-November-04, 10:25 PM

Oooh interesting!

Great informational thread. You have bling!

CubanConnectionZ · 11-November-04, 10:29 PM

Yeah that is usefull info. Sometimes you need screw and bolt info. Good looking out.

flounder405 · 11-November-04, 10:33 PM

man this is nice i lost my little hardware bible ,im gunna ask for one for Christmas but the drill tap sizing is the one thing i allways need ...thanks man.

$SOLID$ Necro · 12-November-04, 12:11 AM

I personally prefer the "Eh..that looks about right" method...

Good work Anon

11-November-04, 09:44 PM		#1 (permalink)
lAnonymousl The Who? Hoe	Threads, taps, drilling, etc... tables Scanned from one of my engineering books because I thought some of you guys may find it helpful.....plus it's just less clutter for me when I'm doing my work. This thread will be added to The List for future reference. I'll just keep them as thumbnails for any 56kers I think, and because I didn't want to shrink them to prevent distortion. First some general stuff: 1.) First thumbnail is basic thread nomenclature. 2.) Second thumbnail is standard thread notation. 3.) Third thumbnail is the names of common bolt and screw heads. Attached Thumbnails Last edited by lAnonymousl; 11-November-04 at 10:10 PM..

11-November-04, 09:48 PM		#2 (permalink)
lAnonymousl The Who? Hoe	1.) Thread sizes and dimensions Part1. 2.) Thread sizes and dimensions Part2. (size constraints) 3.) Unified standard screw threads. Attached Thumbnails Last edited by lAnonymousl; 11-November-04 at 10:00 PM..

11-November-04, 09:49 PM		#3 (permalink)
lAnonymousl The Who? Hoe	1.) Tap drill sizes Part 1. 2.) Tap drill sizes Part 2. (size again) Attached Thumbnails

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11-November-04, 09:56 PM		#4 (permalink)
godfoot A George Orwell fan...sorta	Excellent info! Can't bling ya currently though.

11-November-04, 10:10 PM		#5 (permalink)
CPU Killer Apex Master Tech	what? You don't have those memorized yet? JJ, nice post for the non-engineering type

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JessAlba452 X5-452	Oooh interesting! Great informational thread. You have bling!

11-November-04, 10:29 PM		#7 (permalink)
CubanConnectionZ Apex Tech God	Yeah that is usefull info. Sometimes you need screw and bolt info. Good looking out.

11-November-04, 10:33 PM		#8 (permalink)
flounder405 The Mack Daddy	man this is nice i lost my little hardware bible ,im gunna ask for one for Christmas but the drill tap sizing is the one thing i allways need ...thanks man.

12-November-04, 12:11 AM		#9 (permalink)
$SOLID$ Necro Mastah Overclocker	I personally prefer the "Eh..that looks about right" method... Good work Anon

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