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What are these? Die half’s?

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Ian Parkin11/10/2022 13:18:14
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A chap at a company i go to gave me a box of these

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What do i need to hold these…I’m presuming they are die nuts that go in a special holder?

Michael Gilligan11/10/2022 13:27:12
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They are similar [but not identical] to some I had in a long holder that took several sizes at once.

Big thumbscrew at the end to adjust the one currently in use.

Sorry, no photo because I don’t have it now.

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david bennett 811/10/2022 14:30:50
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They look like American style dies. Google "little giant" taps and dies for an example

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Nicholas Farr11/10/2022 14:54:18
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Hi Ian, these types have been asked about a while back, and are similar to the ones shown below.

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Regards Nick.

Ian Parkin11/10/2022 15:20:17
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Thanks for the help guys i think this is what i need…

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Michael Gilligan11/10/2022 16:24:38
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Nick wins the coconut, again star

MichaelG.

old mart11/10/2022 16:39:33
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Complete adjustability with the added ease of restoring damaged threads.

Dalboy11/10/2022 18:42:55
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The half dies were also made by Warrior. I posted this picture before in another thread.

This shows the holder and securing piece as well as 4 different dies with their respective sized guides

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Nicholas Farr11/10/2022 19:29:06
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Posted by Michael Gilligan on 11/10/2022 16:24:38:

Nick wins the coconut, again star

MichaelG.

Hi MichaelG, well I do like coconut, had just a couple of weeks ago. A Previous Thread is the one that both Derek Lane and myself, posted other makes of these types.

Regards Nick.

Ian Parkin11/10/2022 19:50:07
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The ones i was given today are a set of metric pairs 5,6,7,8,9,11and 12mm. No 10mm sadly

theres a date on them 1944 with an arrow…is that a MOD mark?

i wonder how many metric threads were needed in the post war years and I’ve never needed 7,9 and 11mm threads

the die holder i pictured i have bought on eBay looks to be the same brand “easterbrook” so hopefully it will work

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