changeing thread size? thread adaptor-adaptor?
Trying to get a 1/2 x32 threaded gizmo on a 1/2 x20 threaded pipe...
Is there such a device that can screw on to a 1/2 x20 threaded pipe/barrel/stick which is threaded 1/2 x32 on the other end, effectively changeing the 1/2x20 to a 1/2x32 threaded end?
Should I be looking in Home Depot? (only half-kidding)
thanks,
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Is there such a device that can screw on to a 1/2 x20 threaded pipe/barrel/stick which is threaded 1/2 x32 on the other end, effectively changeing the 1/2x20 to a 1/2x32 threaded end?
Should I be looking in Home Depot? (only half-kidding)
thanks,
C-
___________________________
God, Guts, and Guns: keeping America Strong for 200 years.
(sig about Clinton's talk show changed, though I thought it was pretty creative without overt vulgarity)
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First thought that a helicoil would do this, but I don't think you will find one in 1/2 x 32. Now I think you have two options.
First would be to find a good gunsmith or machinist. On the stud you want to turn in, have it machined undersize and have a sleeve silver soldered on and then thread the sleeve to 1/2 x 32. The other option would be to take the hole you want to thread into and make it over
size and thread it for a helicoil of a common thread pitch with an inside pitch of the one you have. Either one is going to be a little
bit of work, but can be done.0 -
You have a problem! First you don't have a 1/2-20 threaded pipe. I assume you meen a 1/-20 threaded tube or rod. There is a big difference. The type of adapter you need will probably have to be custom made. In aluminum, this wouldn't be terribly expensive unless you are talking about the end of a barrel. Then concentricity is a real (more expensive) issue. If you would like to talk about it more, e-mail me.
cbxjeffIt's too late for me, save yourself.0 -
Try D.A.Q., RR1, Box56B,Goodson, Mo 65659
He makes these precision threaded adaptors.
Hopefully he's still in business.0
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