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Tapped Drill motor holes: thread anyone?
I don't want to re-thread the tapped holes on the front (non-terminal) side of the drill motors, but I can't read the print, it's late, and I don't have the hardware here at home. Can anyone tell me what the thread is on these bad boys? I'm going to figure it out eventually, but the less time I spend hunting for screws to chop down the better. Thanks. -Joe
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16-01-2002, 05:10
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The sheet I have, a third or fourth generation copy, calls the tapped holes "2 - M4.0 / Tapped holes". Note 6 says "tapped / holes can accept a maximum usable male screw or pin length of 3.0 mm".
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16-01-2002, 08:40
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M4 on the drills, M3 on the Fisher Price, M6 on the window, #10-32 on the Chiaphuas..
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