Strange nut source needed

You don't have any. Your humour is limited to jumping with glee anytime anything non-US gets bombed or shot.

- YD.

How would you know what is in my pants, pervert? Anyway, I can't jump for anything, anymore.

Have you tried a 1/4-40?

I tried to google "control nuts", and guess what I got. ;-) Even '"control nut" -gun' turned up more crap than anything useful. )-;

Good Luck! Rich

It's obvious from your general demeanour that it's nothing to write home about.

Oh, that's from all of those years of stuffing that denied rage that's oozing out of your every pore.

Good Luck! Rich

You haven't got it off for so long they've atrophied through disuse. Well, just keep the drooling glee part, then.

- YD.

You really need to see a doctor about your obsession over my sex life. We already know that you're f****ng weird, you don't have to keep proving it.

BTW, PLONK, f***ot.

Catalog page 3024 has them, near the bottom of the page. Best price for 1/4-40 there is 17 cents each, for nickel plated brass (part # 91862A517). Other materials are more like 2 or 3 $US.

Mark

It's tough to use a thread guage on (1) small female threads, because you can't fit the guage into the hole, and (2) thin short things with only 1-1/2 or 2 threads.

Mark

Aaurgh! Disregard post! Of course he would be measuring the male threads on the switch.

Mark

On 7 Oct 2006 06:09:02 -0700, "redbelly" Gave us:

Internal thread gauges look like a stud. There is one for each thread size, and one can also buy a "go,no-go version which allows a more comprehensive test, but all only test one thread size. External thread gauges can be multiple gauges on one "tool", and are not really meant to test an internal thread.

You brought it up in the first place. I suppose you compensate the loss by strutting all over usenet.

BTW, now I can get to diss you all over usenet without you ever having a clue. Not that you've ever had one in the first place.

- YD.

Try "panel nuts"

Bye. Jasen