The brushes and cleaning patch holders come separate? What exactly are male threads and female threads??
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Tipton rods does not include brushes or jags (brass tips that screws onto the end of the rod). The rod tip has female (internal threads). Brushes and jags have male (external threads). You can buy brushes and jags seperate by caliber or if you have a number of firearms in various calibers, you can buy in kits. When cleaning rifles, it's a good idea to use a bore guide which you buy specific to your make and model of the rifle; there are some universal bore guides, but still make sure to read the product description to make sure it will fit your rifle's chamber. Always clean from chamber to bore so you do not damage the end of the barrel (crown). Tipton rods does not include brushes or jags (brass tips that screws onto the end of the rod). The rod tip has female (internal threads). Brushes and jags have male (external threads). You can buy brushes and jags seperate by caliber or if you have a number of firearms in various calibers, you can buy in kits. When cleaning rifles, it's a good idea to use a bore guide which you buy specific to your make and model of the rifle; there are some universal bore guides, but still make sure to read the product description to make sure it will fit your rifle's chamber. Always clean from chamber to... » Read More Tipton rods does not include brushes or jags (brass tips that screws onto the end of the rod). The rod tip has female (internal threads). Brushes and jags have male (external threads). You can buy brushes and jags seperate by caliber or if you have a number of firearms in various calibers, you can buy in kits. When cleaning rifles, it's a good idea to use a bore guide which you buy specific to your make and model of the rifle; there are some universal bore guides, but still make sure to read the product description to make sure it will fit your rifle's chamber. Always clean from chamber to bore so you do not damage the end of the barrel (crown). « Show Less
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The brushes and patch holders are purchased separately. The Tipon cleaning Rod has female threads (inside a cylinder) the brushes and patch holders etc have male threads (on the outside) just like a screw does.
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Yes, the threaded end is female 8/32 thread size and accepts standard 8/32 male threaded jags, brushes, bore mops and swabs.
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Not sure how you managed that...as every hose has both a female and male thread; my guess is that you attached it to an unorthodox female fitting that was attached to your supply valve (which are always male thread)...with that said...this hose sprayer as much as I dislike it...is a standard 5/8 hose thread.
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I have it in my hand at the moment with a hose adapter and it will not fit either the male or female end. The thread is finer than a garden hose. One of the reasons it is in my junk box and not in use at the moment. It will have to have an adapter to fit a garden hose.
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The ends of the rods are Male so your brush would have to be Female. I don't know what size threads they are. Frankly, the brush that comes with the kit works so well and goes around corners so well I wouldn't use any other.
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Mine was also in 3 pieces of the same size and I was able to connect all of them to the sweeper securely. I do not think this is a defect.
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Define "fine". They are the same thread spacing as the male ends - they can be daisy chained into each other. I don't know if there is a "standard plumbing thread", but it fits the bill for what I would consider standard hose threads. I used these on a washing machine and on an outdoor hose.
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The female side (with the two set screws) fits into a 5/8" arbor of a motor. The male (threaded) side is 1/2" and accepts a buffing wheel with a 1/2" hole. Comes with washer and 1/2" nut. Screw thread is right hand (regular).It will also accept a buffing wheel with a 5/8" hole. These things aren't precision items so a little bit of slop makes little difference. Though they are balanced nicely.
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Hi there Firefly. Yes there are 6 brushes and holders. They are NOT detachable. They are traditional toilet brushes.
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attached with a silicone( or rubber? unsure of material) ribbed structure. as found on many other standard bristle & plastic brushes.
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The kit comes with three tips that you can attach to the cleaning rod. One of the tips is slotted for patches.
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Mine didn't have the brush attachment..mine had an injection needle.....sorry I can't help!
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The sigma brush holder is bigger, I prefer that one over this one. I have both
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The one end of the hoses is a male 1/2" pipe thread, and the other is the male quick disconnect. In the pic you see the female of the quick disconnect that they supply. That is also 1/2" female pipe. Hope this helps
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Yes its 6 brushes and holders. The heads come attached to the handles and cannot be removed.
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They're the part that goes in the bag with the threads, and the part that screws on it outside of the bag. So, two parts. I still love mine, but I need to order more.
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The one I have had threads and screwed directly into a telescoping handle I had from another brush (but different mfg). The shaft on the handle is very slim and does not hang up on the brush inlet.