Screw nut BSPP 1/8 1/4 3/8 1/2 5/8 3/4 Collection - Free 3D Print Model

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Screws & nut BSPP 1/8-28; 1/4-19; 3/8-19 0.16mm layer

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Screws and nut BSPP 1/2-14 5/8-14 3/4-14 0.2mm layer, 3 wall

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This collection of BPSPP screws and nuts contain:

Screws BSPP 1/8-28 (0,907 mm pitch) from L=20 mm to L=70 mm

Screws BSPP 1/4-19 (1,337 mm pitch) from L=20 mm to L=80 mm

Screws BSPP 3/8-19 (1,337 mm pitch) from L=20 mm to L=80 mm

Screws BSPP 1/2-14 (1,814 mm pitch) from L=20 mm to L=80 mm

Screws BSPP 5/8-14 (1,814 mm pitch) from L=20 mm to L=90 mm

Screws BSPP 3/4-14 (1,814 mm pitch) from L=20 mm to L=100 mm

Nuts BSPP 1/2-14; 5/8-14; 3/4-14 (1,814 mm pitch)

Nuts BSPP 1/4-19; 3/8-19 (1,337 mm pitch)

Nut BSPP 1/8-28 (0,907 mm pitch)

All threads are done accordinglyy to below table:

Comment & Rating (22)

@acpmendes

I tried to print a 3/8 nut and got a 3/4 nut, I thought it might be a mix-up and ordered a 3/4 to see if I would get the 3/8 but I got an even larger one, possibly 1", I don't know because I didn't let it continue, I hope you adjust this

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@TomTTU

Hi. The thread dimensions were taken from the following page:https://www.ring-plug-thread-gages.com/PDChart/G-series-Fine-thread-data.html,and all screws and nuts were made according to the specifications listed there.I double-checked everything and even downloaded 3/8 and 3/4 nuts myself.Everything seems to be correct.

@user_2922448915

Replying to @TomTTU :

Can confirm, 1/2" plate prints at 3/4"

@TomTTU

Replying to @user_2922448915 :

You are probably mixing up dimensions measured with a caliper with the actual thread size. A 1/2" thread has a pitch diameter of 19.793 mm, which is roughly 3/4" when measured linearly, but that does not correspond to the nominal thread size defined by the standard.