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Ox

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I have heard Cable Threads mentioned here - maybe just once.

I find no ref to them online, in my Machinery Handbook, nor on Rainy's software.

Can anyone point my in a point of reference?



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Think Snow Eh!
Ox
 
These are a very high helix thread (Acme) that looks like it's made with a rad tool.


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Think Snow Eh!
Ox
 
Cable I think in this instance refers to method of drilling wells - which goes back to the earliest days

A.P.I. may have some history on such things
 
Can you be more specific as to what "cable threads" are? I don't know about the others here, but I have never heard that term before. Is this perhaps a slang term?

Photo? What/where are they used for? What area of technology or industry are they used for or in?
 
If I knew more, I wouldn't be asking.

I don't expect that many here have heard of them, so I'm not expecting much/any answers.


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Think Snow Eh!
Ox
 
If I knew more, I wouldn't be asking.

I don't expect that many here have heard of them, so I'm not expecting much/any answers.


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Think Snow Eh!
Ox

The only place I have ever heard them referred to was here at PM.

IIRC, it was WheelieKing who started the thread on them. Maybe he'll chime in here.
 
I expect Ox is looking at making a winch drum . Bill


Well, you would think so via the term eh?
These Shirley aint drums as they are just bolts, but that is essentially what they look like.

I may haft'a go back to the customer on this.



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Think Snow Eh!
Ox
 
Coil threads, check McMaster

Used in concrete form industry, will shed dried concrete,
when you go to loosen the nut.

Cable threading, forgot the actual name, used on large winch
drums
 
Yeah, the profile looks similar, but ....
I just noticed that these are LH yet to boot....

I guess we'll find out early next week....


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