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Started 2 months, 3 weeks ago (2009-09-17 15:45:00)  by juergenwt
Shim- If your print calls for a 10-24 or a 6-32 scew than that is what you will have to use. You can not substitute a metric screw. Get yourself a Machinist Handbook or at least look up on google for UNF and UNC threads. Any machinist or anybody selling screws or taps can supply you with a handy chart for the most common US threads. Be prepared - it is much more complicated than metric.
 

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