5/8x24 confusion
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Smellydog
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5/8 - 24 UNEF : Thread Dimensions (Machining Doctor)
5/8 - 24 UNEF : Basic Thread Dimensions (Pitch, minor & major diameters, depth, lead), Tolerance range for all applicable classes and much more
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Crowstalker
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The quicker imperial units are banished to the history books the better! Yes USA We are looking at you 
It is just maths not confusing
Imperial is measured in the number of VVVVV per inch
Metric is the distance per V-V
5/8 is an imperial size so they quote a Threads per Inch so your thread is 5/8 unEf (e stands for extra fine)
| 5/8 | 0.6250 | 24 | 0.5979 | 0.5754 | 0.5799 |
|---|
Metric fine pitch is quoted in mm so as an example M 15x1
| M14x1.25 | 14 | 12.647 |
| M14x1.5 | 14 | 12.376 |
| M15x1 | 15 | 13.917 |
| M15x1.5 | 15 | 13.376 |
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Thread x pitch
[/th][th]Major diameter
[/th][th]Minor diameter female thread
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Pat are you coming to the Pub for a couple of PINTSThe quicker imperial units are banished to the history books the better! Yes USA We are looking at you
No Shawn I will be having 1.13652 Lts
Smellydog
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Yes.Probably even more confused now. Can somebody talk to me like I'm a 2 year old and tell me if TPI will fit my unEf threaded barrel
Actually 5/8x 28 is the same as 16mmx1.
How do you get through the week lolProbably even more confused now. Can somebody talk to me like I'm a 2 year old and tell me if TPI will fit my unEf threaded barrel
You need to order a mod/muzzle brake in 5/8 24 UNEF (as it will have a 24tpi threaded hole in 5/8)
Steff
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TPI stands for Threads per inch. It's just a measure indication, not a standard like UNEF or DIN.Probably even more confused now. Can somebody talk to me like I'm a 2 year old and tell me if TPI will fit my unEf threaded barrel
long_range_rob
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So long as a litre cost the same as a pintPat are you coming to the Pub for a couple of PINTS
No Shawn I will be having 1.13652 Lts
What are you wages/pension/savings in Bob GBP or Metric EurosSo long as a litre cost the same as a pint
kenbro
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Surprised me to find Bergara use an Imperial thread for barrel muzzles.It is just maths not confusing
Imperial is measured in the number of VVVVV per inch
Metric is the distance per V-V
5/8 is an imperial size so they quote a Threads per Inch so your thread is 5/8 unEf (e stands for extra fine)
5/8 0.6250 24 0.5979 0.5754 0.5799
Metric fine pitch is quoted in mm so as an example M 15x1
M14x1.25 14 12.647 M14x1.5 14 12.376 M15x1 15 13.917 M15x1.5 15 13.376
[th]
Thread x pitch
[/th][th]
Major diameter
[/th][th]
Minor diameter female thread
[/th]
Maybe the USA sales dictate dimms.
Ken.
Maybe they can't cut an imperial thread as their long beards get in the way changing the gears around lol
nun_hunter
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My Tikka Tac A1 had an imperial ⅝X24 because of the popularity in the USA
kenbro
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Things have advanced a little since the changing gears days when making firearms….in some places anyway
Hehe.
long_range_rob
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I think they’re in groats or possibly twitcoinWhat are you wages/pension/savings in Bob GBP or Metric Euros
shakey jake
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Even the 1 country still clinging to imperial, use the decimal system. Money is in hundreds, drugs in mg/ml, thousanths of an inch.
Its a shame we cling to the past and havent moved with the times
Its a shame we cling to the past and havent moved with the times
shakey jake
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Do you mean metric?
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