what gauge is the thread? Want to make sure I get the right refill. Thanks
2077506
I just ordered Springfield Leather Companys waxed awl thread as a replacement and it was the same gauge as the thread that came with the awl. Not sure of what size it is though.
2077507
Not sure. There is nothing on the box or in the instructions that say what thread is included. However, I do not think it is the "Fine", either 160 or 170. The instructions say you have to get a special needle for the fine thread. So, I would guess it comes with either 140 or 150 "Coarse" thread. You could check their website www.speedystitcher.com . Maybe you could fine the info there or ask them.
2218087
The refills I bought are marked Parker QUINK Flow 1.0 Medium Point.There are no markings that say 12757-2I like them and recommended them.
650156
you may need to get an adaptor that has the correct thread size ...google your question please..I wish I could be more help
724446
All four that I purchased were normal threads, not self tightening if that's what you are asking.
1478662
Thread is 6mm x 1.0 Checked this with tap and die set. I believe this is made in China
1423386
1/2 inch, standard pipe thread. Worked great, no leaks, I would recommend it to a friend.
499005
Same diameter as a hose thread, but it requires a fine thread. Hose thread to too course and won't fit.
69446
Specifically I do not know. What I will say is that I bought one and it fitted a generic undercounter dispenser perfectly. Nice tight thread, should last for years....
1215435
The thread size is NPT from 3/4 inch pipe thru 2 inch pipe. Hope this helps
1636897
Price equals quality. I used this for 1" and it worked. Extra care is needed to make sure the threader is square and that the pressure applied on the handle is direct. I did have it skip a few times when I wasn't being mindfull of that. Threads were fine and the price can't be beat. I wouldn't recommend it for regular use.
574661
Will work no problem... Price is good, just keep The threads oiled before you use it.. Even works on econoline..
1356168
I'm not sure. I used it as it came. I believe it is 1/2" thread though. Good luck!
1657852
The thread is a British thread 1/2 G I think, they are a straight thread not tapered like USA threads. The company Lightinthebox was really good about trying to answer my questions. What I did was to use 1/2 NTP thread into the valve with lots of Teflon tape and made sure the fitting bottomed out. Worked OK (no leaks yet) For the Shower head I used a nice sharp 1/2 NTP die to get the right threads so I could use a standard shower brass plumbing connector in the wall in case ever want to change it. (lots of Teflon tape also) Lightinthebox did say they have an adaptor but I couldn't wait for another shipment.Hope this helps. The thread is a British thread 1/2 G I think, they are a straight thread not tapered like USA threads. The company Lightinthebox was really good about trying to answer my questions. What I did was to use 1/2 NTP thread into the valve with lots of Teflon tape and made sure the fitting bottomed out. Worked OK (no leaks yet) For the Shower head I used a nice sharp 1/2 NTP die to get the right threads so I could use a standard shower brass plumbing connector in the wall in case ever want to change it. (lots of Teflon tape also) Lightinthebox did say they have an adaptor but I couldn't wait for... » Read More The thread is a British thread 1/2 G I think, they are a straight thread not tapered like USA threads. The company Lightinthebox was really good about trying to answer my questions. What I did was to use 1/2 NTP thread into the valve with lots of Teflon tape and made sure the fitting bottomed out. Worked OK (no leaks yet) For the Shower head I used a nice sharp 1/2 NTP die to get the right threads so I could use a standard shower brass plumbing connector in the wall in case ever want to change it. (lots of Teflon tape also) Lightinthebox did say they have an adaptor but I couldn't wait for another shipment.Hope this helps. « Show Less
204146
I've been reloading with cheap refill spools. I don't know if using a single line would throw it off balance. It's automatic feed, and it seems the least disturbance seems to make it spit out a couple of feet of line. I'm definitely going to try C's suggestion to tie knots so it won't feed.
502577
I honestly don't know which thread it is... I have spoken to several people who say it really doesn't matter which bobbin thread you use as long as its embroidery thread and the bobbin is the correct one for your machine. I have now used at least 60 of these bobbins with NO trouble at all. I have also used the empty to wind my own thread so that the back color matches when stitching lace, with NO problem! Hope this helps!!
1759
Should be the right fluid.. I'm not sure on how much... Google should be able to tell ya tho
1834149
this one is a 5/16 24 bore , check the thread size (24) . I hope this helps.