Determining screw/thread size

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31-07-2006, 22:03

NoodleKnight NoodleKnight is offline

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Determining screw/thread size

Is it possible to do without a thread gauge?
Like, could I use calipers to figure out a certain dimension then plug it into a formula to get the answer i'm looking for (like for determining gear pitch).

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