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View Poll Results: 10-24 vs 10-32
10-24 25 16.78%
10-32 69 46.31%
1/4-20 45 30.20%
We don't use hardware 10 6.71%
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Re: 10-32 or 10-24?

We use 10-32 mostly. Often we use a PEM nut in sheet metal so that means we drill a .25 inch hole and use a flange button head 10-32. This is nice because we only need an allen hex key to take things apart and the nut is attached to the metal. When, we need to shed a little weight, we knock out the PEM to switch it 1/4" rivet. We can also drill it out to add a 1/4-20, which never happens.
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