I have a screw that's 0.6"/~15mm in diameter and has 1.25mm thread pitch, which kit will work? Coarse or fine any difference?
644157
Not sure it would be a good fit. Hold out for the right thread repair kit. This one is for 6 MMX1 metric. It is a bit out of spec for you.
644158
15M threads are either 1.75 or 2.0 pitch. A 15 millimeter diameter bolt is also unusual. Typically either a 14M or 16M diameter is used.
644159
My guess is that it's not 15mm, but rather an inch size. As the other poster mentioned, 15mm is an unusual size. Coarse or fine makes a huge difference. The term coarse and fine is the same as pitch. For example, 1.0 would be a coarse pitch, and 2.0 would be a very fine pitch. So instead of looking for coarse, make sure the one you buy is a 1.25 pitch.
2220085
Look at the length screws you need for say doing drywall, there's 2 different makita tools, one for smaller screws up to I think 2 1/2 inches and then the other one is for longer screws. Made the mistake of buying the one for the longer screws then had to turn around and get the right one.
1578067
Standard threads should fit most all screw in broadheads. I recently used Muzzy's 100gr and some Cabelas expandables and they both fit perfectly.
769789
I believe the thread pitch and diameter will be the same for both large frame and compact frame The screws are TOP quality use the correct torx bit
1312532
So far every 1911 uses this thread pitch. It should fit just right. I haven't seen a grip screw that didn't fit.
497402
Sorry,...I don't know. I'm guessing that one of the screws would have to be removed and the thread and diameter measured to be able to tell you. I don't have those tools.
2067281
Yes, should work if set same as a regular screw end. 1/4 strongerthan thought ,handle small and comfortable to use.
531628
simply drill matching holes in the correct size needed. most hardware stores should have short pieces of flat stock ,in many sizes. re use the same screws.
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.
2217885
I tried a Phillips bit that I use in a screw gun. I think this is a standard 1/4" bit like you are talking about. It did not fit in the Channellock screwdriver. It slid down the barrel.
989523
It's good a little bolt and hex screw. The nut can come loose! Something different then that nut would be better!
1425755
Im not exactly sure what you meen , but im going to try and answer your question. The machine screw is 1 and 1/4 inch long it has a fine thread the length of the threaded part is about 1/2 inch then there is anonther 3/16 inch of shank before you get to the top, the diameter of the threaded part is 3/16
1321037
If you have one of the thumb screws, take it to a hardware store. You should be able to find the corect METRIC length and thread size. It won't have the thumb head, but a magnetic screw driver works fine.
2055813
I found a micro screwdriver bit set at Menards which included an SD6 size torx bit...that's the size needed. At the time the little kit was on sale for, I think, $1.99. I no longer have the knife on hand to double check this size bit (gave it to my son as a gift) but I am almost certain #6 is what you need. If I'm wrong, I apologize!
155151
Use the .25 as the medium and purchase additional thread at your hobby shop size .33mm as the small
2122351
I received a response from the manufacturer: "It is a 1/4" x 20 pitch thread. Try a set screw. They hold much better over time."
436897
Are you thinking of trying to purchase the hardware from the manufacture? Yes. It's worth a shot to try. If not I'm sure u could go to the store and buy some that r the right size. Let me know what u want to do and I can send u a pic of the screw /size just need an email or text it to ya.