the retaining nuts that go onto the 3/4" shaft , what is the screw thread count on the shaft and nut?
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On my 10 inch buffing machine the threaded part of the shaft measures 3/4 inch O.D. with 10 threads per inch. One side has right hand threads the other has left hand threads.
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3/4 X 10 NC. Right hand side right hand thread. Left hand side left hand thread.
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It is for a 1/4" bolt & the thread count is 20 per inch. The actual hole is drilled with a #7 bit. The drill bit & tap is all in one in this kit. I love mine.
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Under the Amazon Product Description for this item, Jacobs states this is a 3/8-24 mounting thread. I tend to believe the posts here are more accurate, but still not taking the chance of a wrong mounting thread. I plan to buy locally from Menards.
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I drilled a 3/4" hole with a Milwaukee hole saw and it fits in that perfectly and stays. I don't have the bracket anymore but I would have to say it is 3/4".
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you will need to measure your output shaft. i believe it is set up for a 3/4" shaft. worked perfectly on mine
671595
Hello MyCatRocks, The overall length is 3.5" and the threaded portion is 2.5". Hope that helps.
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The metal is 3/32" thick. The screw itself is 2 1/2" long.The threaded receiver is 3/4" long.The bottom of the foot is 5/16" below the bracket when fully retracted and 1 3/4" screw travel available.
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I think they're 1/4" thread. Be careful with bigger brushes cause the rods may not be able to handle the torque required to spin the brush
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I checked mine and the threads are indeed 1/4" x 20. I didn't measure the bolt part, but it appears to be in the 1.25 to 1.5" range length. which is all threaded, plus around half an inch for the rubber tip.
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I'm not familiar with those model numbers. I'm not sure if it helps you, but it measures about 12 3/8" from the pivot pin on the site to the center if the stock screw and that hole is slightly oblong to give some play.
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The shaft is 3/8 on the tool but, it is tapered so the drill chuck jaws can bite down so it will hold on to it, I have used it in my 3/8, 1/2 and my 1/2 mill, with no problem, I hope this helps you!
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1-1/4" works well in 3/4" stock. You would only use a different screw if the wood you are screwing into is more or less than 3/4". Coarse threads for soft woods, fine threads for hardwoods, although many woodworkers use coarse threaded pocket screws for both types of wood, I hear.
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I'm sorry I don't know the answer to this one. I got this to use with my screw driver bits from my tool case and so far anything with a 1/4 shaft on it has worked. I have not tried Nut drivers.
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The "head" size of the drive nut is 1 1/16". The threads are 3/4" - NPT. I believe that is "standard" for american water heaters. Hope that helps.
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Hi Leslie,I can not see enough info on here, but it does look like the 4.25 screw holes should be there. It is definitely a handy tool.Steve
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1/2 inch- 3/4 inch- 1 inch Call us we only have 3/4 on amazon Phillips 850 776 1157
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They are lag bolts I would say about 31/2 inch i belive I used a 3/8 for pilot hold and used a socket and my drill with hex bolt attachment to drive them in the stud they are very stout