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Help needed for screws - Fishing Reel

7/64 BSW fine 48tpi

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Michael Gilligan05/05/2020 13:35:28
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Posted by Boris Gaspar on 05/05/2020 13:08:32:

I bought the agate, I only put it into the bezel and fitted it onto the reel.

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Thanks for the clarification ... Lovely job anyway yes

MichaelG.

JohnF05/05/2020 14:14:21
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Posted by Boris Gaspar on 05/05/2020 10:54:56:
Posted by JohnF on 05/05/2020 10:36:47:

Hi John,

These are JW Youngs and I'm pretty sure they are pre-war reels pattern 1A etc .If I can work out how to post photos from my computer I'll show you the reels I'm talking about.

My thread gauge shows 48 tpi WW and the calipers show .1120 or 7/64

Hi Boris, to the best of my knowledge Youngs used BA threads on their reels Youngs went out of business a few years back. I would not say 100% they never used Whitworth but I have never come across it on their reels. As far as Unified threads I am confident you can ignore them on any UK manufactured reels, yes they were used particularly in the motor and aviation industry and probably in others but the fishing industry was/is very old school !

John

Speedy Builder505/05/2020 15:57:28
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Any photos of the fish Boris ?

Brian Morehen05/05/2020 16:50:48
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Thanks Michael G Forgot to add Threads to the E mail addres

Thank Bee M

DMB05/05/2020 18:46:58
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Not done it yet,

Sorry about typo, just checked flebay and confirm taps 7/64 x 48tpi still for sale @ $19.90 in Oz.

John

JasonB05/05/2020 19:02:54
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But not much good for making screws, though I suppose you could make  a screwplate.

Edited By JasonB on 05/05/2020 19:03:59

Boris Gaspar05/05/2020 23:50:48
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Posted by Brian Morehen on 05/05/2020 12:08:32:

Have a look at ,.www.gerardsgarage.com web site this thread is in therethread list .

 

Good Luck

Bee M

They have very comprehensive screw thread tables. Thanks for that, Brian

Edited By Boris Gaspar on 05/05/2020 23:51:10

Boris Gaspar06/05/2020 00:02:36
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Posted by JohnF on 05/05/2020 14:14:21:
Posted by Boris Gaspar on 05/05/2020 10:54:56:
Posted by JohnF on 05/05/2020 10:36:47:

Hi John,

These are JW Youngs and I'm pretty sure they are pre-war reels pattern 1A etc .If I can work out how to post photos from my computer I'll show you the reels I'm talking about.

My thread gauge shows 48 tpi WW and the calipers show .1120 or 7/64

Hi Boris, to the best of my knowledge Youngs used BA threads on their reels Youngs went out of business a few years back. I would not say 100% they never used Whitworth but I have never come across it on their reels. As far as Unified threads I am confident you can ignore them on any UK manufactured reels, yes they were used particularly in the motor and aviation industry and probably in others but the fishing industry was/is very old school !

John

Thanks for your reply. Well, I'm not sure what to do next. Perhaps a correctly sized 6 BA but the ones I have are definitely sloppy in the frame when screwed in.

Boris Gaspar06/05/2020 00:43:54
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Here you go Speedy.

Brown

Brown

Boris Gaspar06/05/2020 01:04:19
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Posted by DMB on 05/05/2020 18:46:58:

Not done it yet,

Sorry about typo, just checked flebay and confirm taps 7/64 x 48tpi still for sale @ $19.90 in Oz.

John

I just bought that tap, DMB. and I was lucky to find a set of three dies which included the 7/64 WW - 48 tpi.

Cab't believe my luck... yes

Boris Gaspar01/06/2020 10:42:01
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Thanks for your help and suggestions. I completed the initial task with the 7/64 die and completed the reel repair.

Thought you guys might be interested in seeing the results.

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You can see the old broken screw head and threaded section and the remade one on the left.

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Thanks again

David George 101/06/2020 11:33:41
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Thanks for showing results nice job. So many things are started on here and you never see the end job.

David

Boris Gaspar01/06/2020 12:06:20
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Thanks, David.

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