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Ever hear of ANS 14.1-1957?

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It seems to be a standard that defines a radius undercut behind a thread.

However, I can find nothing about it on Google. . .

It's on a drawing Im considering quoting.

Anyone ever heard of such a thing?

<edit> That should be ANS 14.6. . .</edit>
 
This standard has been renumbered as ANSI/ASME Y14.6 and the current version is Y14.6-2001. It covers "Screw Thread Representation", or how to draw them, not how to make them. Actual dimensional controls of screw threads would probably be in some ANSI B1.xx series standard.

See this page for more detail.
 
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