I need the M6x1.00 kit for a 6mm bolt hole. The kit drill is .2445"=6.22mm, is the insert's inner thread going to accept a 6mm bolt?
506857
Yes. It will accept a 6mm bolt. Everything is included all you need is a tap wrench. here is a link to a video on how to make your repair. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uP2Up_hG7rc
506858
Yes, the M6x1.00 indicates the size bolt it is made for...make sure that your thread pitch is x1.00
506859
Yes, it will. The size that's listed on the kit (M6) is the size of the bolt the finished repair will accept. Best to you.
506860
Yes. The hole you drill will be bigger than 6mm. You then put the insert in with the insert tool (looks a little bit like a tap - the second item from the top in the photo). This causes the insert to expand and lock into the tapped hole. You'll notice that if you put your 6mm bolt into the insert before you install it, it will be tight and won't thread all the way. Once you've used the tool to install the insert into your drilled and tapped hole, however, everything will fit perfectly. I used this kit to repair the cylinder bolt hole on my 2002 Honda Shadow.
506861
Yes the steel liner threaded insert has to be oversized to fit that size drill hole to allow for the 6.00 fitment....they are sweet kits and work as advertised as long as you follow directions.
506862
Yes, the time-serts claim to fame is that the inserts outside thread pitch is the same as the inside thread pitch, (in this case 1.0) and that keeps the insert very thin. They are the best! As a professional tech and a College Diesel Technology instructor I have seen the other brands fail and the time-sert prevail.
506863
Yes, the hole needs to be a little larger to accommodate the threaded liner. The I.D. of the time sert insert is 6mm
1029781
Sorry to take so long to respond. I was tied up fpr the holiday. The bolt in question is an M5. It looks to be 20mm in total length. Hope this helps?
930929
I used the timesert set to repair my brembo clipers on my wrx sti. The kit comes with the correct drill bit for the included tap. Just get the next size bigger than the hole you currently have. I would measure the depth though because the insert needs to be the correct length to match the depth of the threaded boss on an oil pan. The depth of the insert needs to match the depth of the threaded hole.
911294
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.
66866
Should fit any 68mm english thread, do not use a torque wrench on the english thread or you will strip the outer tool reliefs.
194303
The drill and bit to clear the hole of all old threads will require more space than 9cm. Once you have that work done, then you will need about 13cm to tap and thread the new Helicoil into place using this kit. Hope that helps.
225156
Hi, It is 6mm. Hope this helps. In general, I am disappointed be the lack of a dimensional description for these little motors. They should give shaft diameter, length, flange mounting screw thread, and bolt circle, body length and diameter. All this information would help. Jim
799561
The bolt (screw) circle is 11 5/8" so the hole diameter should be about 1/2" smaller than that or NO BIGGER THAN 11 1/8" otherwise the screws will have nothing to screw into. You can probably get away with using only 4 screws at 12-3-6 and 9 O'Clock. That's what I did.
980228
I recently purchases this chuck. If my memory serves me right, this is a 1/2" 20 thread. If your drill press has the same size and threads it will fit.
1489545
Good Question. The chuck is labled .6mm to 6.5mm from the factory. In all honesty, I probably would not use it above 4mm because of power. I am using it to drill #60 holes and 1/16th holes in 1/4 inch lucite and plexiglass and it works VERY well for my purpose. The variable speed is quite effective for my purpose. I use the lowest drill speeds. Tim
1044294
6/32 and the length should be one and 1/2 inches up to 2 inches. The 6/32 is a common thread size available at any hardware store.
1731588
This is a metric thread with a 1.5mm pitch. With M14 threads you can have coarse (2mm pitch) and fine (1.5mm, 1.25mm, and 1.0mm pitch)
718478
Just received mine today, the bolt is approximately 3/4" long and the thread is M6 x 1.0 It is metric and not 1/4 20 the bolt diameter is 6mm which is nearly the same as 1/4 inch but the thread is metric
2127147
If the size without adapter is M26x1.5 it will fit after cutting the spot weld on the welded on thread protector. You have to get the spring and retaining pin or tack weld it back in place. There is a hole at the 11 oclock position for the locating pin and spring.
537343
the bit is just slightly larger than the size of screw you are drilling for. If you space is tight, your chuck will probably be your biggest issue
181656
Hi, The tool uses a cutter bit, not a drill per se. You attach it to your regular drill chuck and adjust it to the desired diameter and it will do the job. a 6 in hole in wood shouldn't be a problem. Wear glasses, though...
1679157
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.