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Hi Mike
Hybrid nuts and bolts even exist in UNF/UNC thread with metric AF
spanner sizes. Probably the same for some UK thread patterns. I do not
mean sizes that fit metric tools but deliberately made that way. I
suppose it may have been caused by manufacturing USA and US products in
"metric countries", e.g. Farmall tractors produced in France. You won't
find these in any books/tables.
Kees Oudesluijs
Op 5-6-2020 om 15:00 schreef Michael MacLean:
> Kees,
>    I know the difference. I have a degree in mechanical design and
> have worked as an aerospace fastener designer. The threads in both
> nuts were exactly the same BSF thread. The only difference was the
> distance across flats were BSF/Whitworth on one set of nuts and SAE
> across flats distance wise on the other set. That is what surprised
> me. I did not know hybrid fasteners even existed, but both sets were
> sold as fastener sets for 100-4 pedestal studs.
> Mike MacLean
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<p>Hi Mike<br>
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<p>Hybrid nuts and bolts even exist in UNF/UNC thread with metric AF
spanner sizes. Probably the same for some UK thread patterns. I do
not mean sizes that fit metric tools but deliberately made that
way. I suppose it may have been caused by manufacturing USA and US
products in "metric countries", e.g. Farmall tractors produced in
France. You won't find these in any books/tables.<br>
</p>
<p>Kees Oudesluijs</p>
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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">Op 5-6-2020 om 15:00 schreef Michael
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worked as an aerospace fastener designer. The threads in both
nuts were exactly the same BSF thread. The only difference was
the distance across flats were BSF/Whitworth on one set of nuts
and SAE across flats distance wise on the other set. That is
what surprised me. I did not know hybrid fasteners even
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