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Hi , I got some bad thread on a sa blade and would like to pass a tap over it but dont know what size it is ? can anyone help me with this .....thanks
Last edited by wes_143; 03/20/2012 04:18 AM.
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The threads are metric and are not all the same. You need to buy a metric thread gauge-available at any large hardware/tool store.
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I can do that , but I dont know if I trust myself enough to say yeh that fits and then mess it up cause I picked the wrong one, I would of thought SA daggers were all threaded the same size hmm.
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Pick what you think is correct, thread a piece of scrap, try the tang nut. It will fit or not. If not, try again 
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Hi Wes,
I pulled my Carl Heidelberg Sa apart and checked it with my metric thread gauge, and the one that fit perfectly was stamped "36" if that helps.
Rich
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ok thanks guys, I will buy a new thread kit this afternoon and give it a shot.
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