Acme Thread Design
Acme Thread Design
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I need a model of or information on a large OD (4.7") Acme thread. I am looking at making it about .5" tall.
Thanks for any help,
Brian
Thanks for any help,
Brian
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RE: Acme Thread Design
The time I takes to find an answer you can have one already made.
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RE: Acme Thread Design
I've attached a pdf of the thread data for a 4.700-2 ACME single start thread. I don't use ACME threads typically so take the data for what it's worth (i.e. double check a couple of the dimensions based on the Machinery's Handbook formulas). The profile form is readily available in the handbook as well when you are ready to create your model.
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