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Originally Posted by EmptyStringer

Did yall know that they make different thread pitch nuts and bolts?

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Yea they called coarse threaded and fine threaded. Gewber.

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Originally Posted by Minnerman

Yea they called coarse threaded and fine threaded. Gewber.

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yep and you can get them in either SAE or Metric also. Gewber

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Originally Posted by "G"

yep and you can get them in either SAE or Metric also. Gewber

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Don't confuse the boy G. I was gonna tell him about the acme thread, but figured that would blow his mind.

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Originally Posted by Minnerman

Don't confuse the boy G. I was gonna tell him about the acme thread, but figured that would blow his mind.

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I knew about all the rest 'cept for this ACME........ hmmmm......... Google here I come.... :)

Acme, Isn't that the company Wylie Coyote got all his anvils and traps from to catch the Roadrunner?

I don't think he has enough money to be using Acme thread stuff, lol

I hope he is using stainless at least grade 5 or preferably grade 8....never know when it might premature deploy.....those grade 2's will shear right off if that happens.

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Originally Posted by MO' MONEY

Acme, Isn't that the company Wylie Coyote got all his anvils and traps from to catch the Roadrunner?

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I think you are onto something, Mo! Rofl

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Originally Posted by C N

I knew about all the rest 'cept for this ACME........ hmmmm......... Google here I come.... :)

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Acme threads are square bottom threads used in worm gears. Typically found on machinery and equipment that moves tables or platforms. They are also used in vices.