Ldub, not a bad idea at all. (not the thru the top one) Not sure if you looked at the link I sent for Fastenal. Right now they are on sale for 50 cents a piece. But, it's a 10/24, not 1/4 x 24.
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Ldub, not a bad idea at all. (not the thru the top one) Not sure if you looked at the link I sent for Fastenal. Right now they are on sale for 50 cents a piece. But, it's a 10/24, not 1/4 x 24.
Greetings, Earthling. We come in peace... Never mind "Paris to Dakar", the VehiCROSS looks ready for the Martian desert.
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Originally Posted by rowhard
...no, I didn't check the link first...
That looks like it would work, & I would GUESS that tensile strength should be adequate...
Though I have no idea what tensile strength is for 10-24 vs 1/4"-24...
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Nor do I, but have a few machinist books laying around that might tell me tensile strength, but then it would be a case of apple and oranges since I don't know what material is being used in each.
That looks like it would work, & I would GUESS that tensile strength should be adequate...
Though I have no idea what tensile strength is for 10-24 vs 1/4"-24...
Kind of a case of measuring it with a optical micrometer, marking it with a piece of chalk and cutting it with an ax
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That's always been one of my favorite methods...
"If it ain't broke, fix it till it is", also comes to mind.
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Yes check with McMaster-Carr they have about anything you need and then some. I've been in Manufacturing for 20 years and have used them the whole time. And 1/4-28 is very common, and great for short/shallow nut's...
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1/4-20 guess you'd just need to see if you could buy a shorter one?
on their website the 10-24 and the 1/4-20 have the same tensil strength (78000). Grade 5 which is probably what was used in the VehiX
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