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Re: Finding the thred size of a 3/4in. bore Bimba piston

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Originally Posted by Raymundo N View Post
Ok Thanks, McMaster helped.
And just making sure (1/2'' - 20) means that there are 20 lines of thread in 1/2'' right???
Not quite.

Standard bolt sizes are notated as "diameter - threads per inch", so 1/2'' - 20 is a 1/2'' diameter bolt with 20 threads per inch.

Note that for smaller sizes, the first number may be given without units (such as "10-32"). This refers to machine screw size, (in this case, a #10), and if you want to know the diameter in inches you can just look it up (in this case, it'd be ~.19''). It helps to have a wall chart in your build space for this.
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