Fastener Reference Information (PDF)

[thieuster]

In PDF. This can be useful to some of us here.

https://boltdepot.com/fastener-infor...ener-Tools.pdf

[Stanford]

In PDF. This can be useful to some of us here.

https://boltdepot.com/fastener-infor...ener-Tools.pdf

A very useful reference

[RABbit]

Thank you

[sweets]

indeed, a very useful reference, except that I am not too impressed with them terming imperial fixings as US fixings (they were not invented there, I an assure you) and it totally ignores Whitworth fixings (which I am struggling with at the moment as I take apart my 1954 Land Rover)

[blackal]

indeed, a very useful reference, except that I am not too impressed with them terming imperial fixings as US fixings (they were not invented there, I an assure you) and it totally ignores Whitworth fixings (which I am struggling with at the moment as I take apart my 1954 Land Rover)

https://www.gerardsgarage.com/suppor...ing_Tables.pdf


Google is your friend

[thieuster]

Oh, I know quite a few people who'll love this sheet! On their behalf: thanks!

I remember that my dad (mechanical engineer with a career in ship building) could spot the various threads from a mile. Apart from a big welding machine in the garage nex to our house, there were also a few tap and dye sets on the shelf, organized like it was a hospital operating theatre. Metric, Widworth in two versions (I am not sure but there was something like BSC as well, I think).