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Originally Posted by black n white
Most good tap and die sets have thread gauges. They will tell you what thread pitch even if you only grab a few threads
I have used those gauges before but don't have any of my own. I do have some thread files but not in metric. 32 tpi seems to be right on.
 
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Originally Posted by Uncle Larry
If you don't get the information you need by Monday, call these guys.

http://www.buchananspokes.com/
I talked to them once, they were quite helpful.
 
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Doesn't this look like 20 threads in 16mm?
 
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Originally Posted by AKFXD
I have used those gauges before but don't have any of my own. I do have some thread files but not in metric. 32 tpi seems to be right on.
Have you got a dirt bike shop, or bicycle repair shop, in the area? I might be worth a try checking to see if they have a "spoke threading tool" ( they roll the threads ).
 
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Originally Posted by Uncle Larry
Have you got a dirt bike shop, or bicycle repair shop, in the area? I might be worth a try checking to see if they have a "spoke threading tool" ( they roll the threads ).
I could get on an airplane and fly in to Anchorage and go to REI.
 
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Originally Posted by AKFXD
I could get on an airplane and fly in to Anchorage and go to REI.
Oops ... I didn't notice your location. So it would be too far to hook up the dogs and make a run? :>)
 
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Oops ... I didn't notice your location. So it would be too far to hook up the dogs and make a run? :>)
And we don't have any snow.
 
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Originally Posted by AKFXD
Or a saboteur.
Uncalled for...remember the "High" Road

For example...

http://www.buchananspokes.com/nipples/index.asp




.165 = #8
.175 = 4.5mm
.192 = #10



 
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And we don't have any snow.
Well ... I can remedy that ... it's snowing here
 
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Originally Posted by multihdrdr
Uncalled for...remember the "High" Road

For example...

http://www.buchananspokes.com/nipples/index.asp




.165 = #8
.175 = 4.5mm
.192 = #10



So you really were trying to help. Thanks.
On that page, the closest would be the .281 body diameter nipple and it shows an option for a 9 gauge thread size.
So maybe it is #9x32.
 

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