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  1. #1
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    Question about 7° radial groove.

    Hello,
    I was wondering if anyone had a way to convert the (2x) 7° grooves in in the ID of this part to an equivalent threads per inch. We are looking to do these in a lathe and need threads per inch for programming. Thanks in advance.
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    Re: Question about 7° radial groove.

    Tangent of groove angle is equal to part circumference divided by one thread length. Therefore threads per inch will be tangent (7)/(pi×diameter) . But i don't guarantee it's correct. My reasoning - roll the part over piece of paper - groove will form a triangle with cirqumference height and one thread cycle length base

  3. #3
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    Re: Question about 7° radial groove.

    Sorry - i somehow misinterpreted the drawing. Thought its a long thin spindle not a ID of sleeve. In that case it should be tan(90-7)/(pi×diameter )

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