How deep is a 10/32" thread rivet? What size hole is needed for a 10/32".
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The Drill Size is (American Standard) 5/32" or Metric Drill #21. Thread Depth Minimum is about the same as the Drill Size (ie. Nut Thickness). The Rivets are Designed for Maximum Holding Strength for Thin Sheet Metal to Attach Non Structural Parts to a Metal or Other Thin Surface. Read and Follow the Tool Set Up Instructions for the Size Threaded Rivet You Plan to Use.
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Mine is already mounted so its tough to measure, but it looks like the holes are 7/32".
92189
The recommended grip range is 1/4 to 3/8". Hole size is .192 - .196". These are really attractive rivets.
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A standard 4" hole. Due to the construction I'm fire it would a 3.75". It's pretty tight. I cut out some of the rubber that holds it in place with a knife. You could trim it more to fit a smaller hole. I'm pretty sure it would fit snuggly in a larger hole.
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I used a spade terminal with 10 gauge wire and it fit fine. Don't use the ring terminals or you'll have to take the screw completely out.
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I used 1/4 by 1/2 inch pop rivets. Put a washer on the back side. If you need to remove them, use a drill to cut the centers and push the through.
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The stud is 10-32, 0.190" diameter. The stud may or may not fit through the 1/4-20 threaded holes on your rail, depending on how tight the threads are.
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very good size holes, works perfectly, but the 32 inch is much too big for most stoves
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The gauge would fit the hole but you will have to make a braket to secure it to the drum. The nut that holds the gauge on is 1/2 threads I believe.
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I used a 5/16 drill bit and a 1/8th inch pipe thread tap to get the threads started, do not thread the tap in to deep just about 3 threads that way the hole won't be to big. I am sure their are other ways to do it, this is what works for me.
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I used 1 1/4" It was a good tight fit and there appeared to be plenty of room left over for a larger hole. Make sure to buy a drill bit and hole saw that is appropriate for the material you're cutting through as well as make sure the surface you're drilling through is sturdy enough to handle it.
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The threads are about half of an inch deep. I agree with other comment that a copper fitting would be better but, I have use mine over ten times and not stripped yet. If you buy be careful when lining up threads and it will last.
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Need to cut out 19 7/8ths wide by 29 1/4 long and it is 2 5/8ths deep. It will set perfect in the hole.
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19 " screw hole to screw hole. Of course the strip goes beyond the holes 1/4 to 3/8 of an inch. Hope that helps.
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Understand length just under 3 inches thread starts a 2 3/4inches inch thick flange this means you have right at 2&1/2 inches of thread at 2 inches in diameter . top hole 1 inches threaded and bottom hole 1 inch slip fit largeness flange 3 & 3/8 nut flange same 3 & 3/8 nut to tighten 2 & wrench and threaded 2 diameter hope this helps {hole threw is 1&1/2 inch} I use these in 10 foot by 4 foot by 2 foot deep grow beds Aquaponics. Going threw the Pond liner. Have fun Willy
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You order the size thread you want after the insert is installed. For example, an M12 x 1.5 will leave you with a threaded hole that accepts a metric 12mm bolt. Make sure you pick the right depth for your application.
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James, if you are referring that the shank size of the screw is 1/8" (#5 gauge), then the pilot hole would be 5/64th" for hardwood or 1/16th" for softwood. Refer to the following picture of screw/hole sizes at http://www.coppershoppe.com/pages/Reference_Charts/screwsactualsize.jpg for more information. Hope this helps. Regards, Bob