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??? ??? I had totally forgotten about this & if you plan to make your own? t-nuts? ( which is much cheaper then buying them if you have the material ) keep in mind that you should peen the

I would make nuts to fit. I use O1 or W1 tool steel for nut. Dave

T-nuts sometimes come with the threads upset on the bottom or not completely threaded through. This is to keep the user from threading all the way through the t-nut and then jacking the t-nut into the

If you are referring to the T-nuts, they are purposely crimped at the bottom so that a bolt will not continue threading through, which could force the T-nut to push up and fracture the top of the

I forgot to mention that I have many 3/8-16 bolts in my workshop, and they are an excellent match when pressed together side by side with the bolts from the kit. No way I should be looking for

The M10 being too big would make sense.? 3/8 inch = 9.5 mm. Put a scale and a dial caliper on your bolts and tell us what you get.? There are two thread pitches fairly easy to get on 3/8":?

??? ??? take the nut to the hardware store & see what fit's it . They do make/sell metric holdown kits ??? ??? animal

I went to ACE hardware and tried M10 bolts with two different pitches. They were both too thick to even start going in.

Yes, the common 16 per inch threads are incredibly close. The bolt goes in quite far before it gets stuck.

Have you tried an m10 bolt? <jonathanmackenzie@...> wrote: Chris (CB)

Are the standard bolts you are trying to use 16 pitches per inch? Sounds like you might have a mismatch there.

I have a HF mini-mill with the usual 7/16 slots, and a matching clamp kit. The studs that came with the kit are supposedly 3/8-16, and they work with the supplied nuts. However, to mount my angle

I WANT a 4" dividing head for mine. What I'll probably have to settle for is a copy of the #0 or 5" Brown & Sharpe dividing head, or build one of my own. I've got a 3" rotary table, no plates or

I have a Harbor Freight Mini Mill.? ?I want a rotary table with divider plates ?? Is anyone using one if so what size ? Any information would be appreciated ? Thank you

It is the 3 lines next to the phone at the bottom of the page. Then 2/3 of the easy down, on my phone (Android) -- Kelly Black USA HF Mini Lathe & Mill

what does the link look like on a phone? I donthink there is one

Click the link at the bottom of the email 'View/Reply Online'. A new tab will open. Click the 'Files' link on the left of the page. And welcome. - Jonathan

Im new here - how do I navigate to the files area?

Thanks Dave. I am still looking. If anyone has one for sale, please let me know. Thanks.

I notice the listing for the mill doesn't give the options. DRO tilt head rotating table VFD coolant pump base motorized X motorized Z automatic tapping (at bottom of travel it reverses and backs