Buying my first rod.... I assume the threaded end is female 8/32
326024
Yes, the threaded end is female 8/32 thread size and accepts standard 8/32 male threaded jags, brushes, bore mops and swabs.
987023
I will offer this suggestion: I cannot measure mine because I have already altered mine,but I found that if you(as I did) will journey to your hardware or home improvement store and purchase a commercial push broom replacement handle you will find that it fits very nicely into the female end. then add a small screw and presto! you got a spear. hope this helps.
1513607
It has a female 1/4-20 in the cold shoe end. Maybe you can use a piece of threaded rod and some nuts?
207623
Hello Jeepers. The rod is 3/8" diameter, with 16 threads per inch.I have used this on my trusty old (1950's) Delta 14" bandsaw and am very pleased. I would still recommend it over a quick release bandsaw tensioner.
1810072
It depends upon the model of the rod. I recommend that you go to Shakespeare's website and look up the specifications. http://www.uglystik.com/Ugly-Stik-Bigwater-Rod/1285720,default,pd.html#specifications
1280331
I ordered one and my rod is 4.4mm and the tip is 5mm thick. This depth indicator isn't the best it shuts off and can be hard to turn but I paid only 20$ for mine and when it is turning on its pretty accurate. The other prob I had with this is the rest is made of plastic so if u have to be super persice this might not be your best bet. I hope this helps you!!
1059977
It's a noodle tip trolling rod with a stiff lower/mid section (I have landed 30lb chinook salmon multiple times with our duo of rods). IMHO there are better rods out there for your application but you might like it...
904688
I have used it and a dremel tool to shorten /cut small diameter bolts. It closes very precisely. 3/8" rod should be no sweat
630656
Yes. The Outer's rod has an 8-32 thread and so do Hoppe's brushes/jags. Most (95%) newer rods and tips are 8-32 with the exception of very small (.17) or specific large caliber designs.
1488916
The rod without handle and/or any attachments is 33 1/8. I did not include in measurement the threads (3/8 inch) that screw into the handle.
635408
Have no idea, I sent mine back because I could not find a fitting to connect the nozzle into. I sent the thing back! It has a male end, the threads are some sort of weird size. I tried many places to find a female end to screw onto it. No luck.
1039469
The cleaning rod has a female thread to accept a male end jag. If your male end jag is 8 x 32 thread, it should fit.Otherwise you'll need to find and adapter. Hope this answers your question.
1786647
It is the end that is female threaded and you just put it in the drill. You could buy a short piece of threaded rod at the hardware store and screw it in and it would make the end smaller to fit in your drill. I use a very large drill because I have one.
1391208
You're probably better off asking the mfg but I have two 12" brushed nickel extension rods that we didn't use that you are welcomed to. Let me know if interested.
1535243
I had the same problem. My solution was my local Homedepot (or any hardware store) and purchased 1/4 thread rod and a union ( joins 2 threaded rods), cut it to fit and works great. Just take one of your end pieces with you and explain to an associate you dilemma and they will gladly set you up.
182644
I don,t.But when I ordered mine I checked to see if I needed a male or female end and just took a chance on what was offered on Amazon.The one I got did the trick.Watch out for the shipping charges.Hope this helps.
2120621
NO, it is a 1/2"IP female thread. Works and looks great. I use a female copper fitting and then adjust to the final wall thickness with a brass nipple.