My kit only has one diameter of black rigging thread, .25 mm, but instructions say "small" dia and "medium" dia thread. what dia are required?
155148
The kit model that I purchased 46 years ago came with three rigging diameter threads' black .7mm for the main mast, tan & black thread for all of the yard arm rigging. Hope this answers your question.
155149
Both, actually there should be three. One for rigging and two other sizes to wrap around lines and one for small riggings.
155150
Depending on what step you are on, as to what size line is needed. Bottom line, you will eventually need all three sizes of line. My recommendation is to contact Revell.Com and ask them to provide you with the parts that should have been included. You may be able to get what you need from an upholstery shop, but I haven't had much luck with them. Good luck!!!
155151
Use the .25 as the medium and purchase additional thread at your hobby shop size .33mm as the small
155152
I would contact manufacturer. Mine came with three, but to tell you the truth I cannot tell any difference between them although the code says small, medium, large. I would not hesitate to use what you have for the rigging.
155153
The ship that I purchased 43 years ago, that was manufactured in Venice, California, came with a spool of large tan thread, a spool of medium black thread and a spool of small tan thread. The ship I purchased in 2015, made in China, has 3 spools of black thread [large, medium & small] & 3 spools of tan thread [large, medium & small]. Both ships came with tan cord for anchor rope. Stores that may have thread for models are Hobby Lobby, Michael's or other hobby supply stores.
978403
Try a "bolt & screw" store that specializes in fasteners. They can measure the thread size, length, and the type of tool it takes, and they might be able to special order it.
1605319
The kit I have came with inserts that measure just under 10mm, at least on my dial caliper. I needed 12mm length for the project I was doing so I bought the inserts separately. The kit works for various length inserts.
174716
Not sure what size threads but they do fit carbons, I use them all the time and they have fit every arrow I have ever put them on... hope this helps
1077233
Hello, this is 10mm standard thread but we can include adapters for you, please just let us know when you want to buy,
1288940
I believe you have fine thread 14/1.5 pitch. Coarse thread, 14/2.0, was in older superdutys.Best way to be sure is to take a lug nut to a parts store and ask them for course and fine thread stud, see which fits.
858803
I installed this some time ago, but from memory I think it was 1 1/4 inch diameter thread
129247
Sorry I do not have one. Call mfg or go to web.however a lot of 14 mm are left hand threads and converters are available.
1375593
HI i lost one also took it to ace hardware and got perfect match. they are not standard. I think it was 6 mm or 4mm. and medium thread .
1999411
I don't know the threads per inch, but it fits the screw at the top of my tripods. I bought it for mounting flash units to tripods for portrait photography
954926
The thread on the lathe is 1-1/4 x8 tpi. If you are talking about an adapter that will reduce that to 1" x 8 tpi then you will need to buy that adapter. I bought the one one from PSI for about $20 as I had a couple of chucks for that 1" x 8. I have since purchased a Hurricane chuck to fit the lathe.
2149045
22ga is a little small for this crimper. Smallest I worked with was 18 and 20ga. With such small wires/connectors I needed to work the crimp with some pliers after using this tool. there are several dies, so perhaps I was using the wrong one. Will probably work, but not a perfect crimp.
694588
What I bought were 12mm X 1.5. Somewhere along the line, their add must've gotten screwed up. When it asks you to choose the thread pitch, it only lists 12 X 1.25 or 12 X 1.5
1146371
I'm sorry I can't give you a d you to know approximately how much thread you get so I used one spool of black which I really don't need,and I put it on about 5 bobbins,a little l I figured its about 5 bobbins full,a little less. worth,for the price,I think its good.
733054
It has been quite a while since I replaced this unit but I believe it is 14mm that is the wrench size. I had the same problem and stripped the threads and sent the unit back for replacement.
835264
Yes - 6mm dia. x 26mm long x 1.0 pitch threads. But if you are mounting permanently to a ball head you can probably use the screw that is currently on the head.
1052156
They are both 3/4" in diameter. You will have to buy one to verify the threading is the same unless you can get the threading info from the seller. If not, buy it and return it if it doesn't work.