I have all these bolts and I'm like how the heck do I measure him and I've looked and looked and all these people give all these explanations and I'm like I don't know what the heck they're talking about and you have the most comprehensive one thank you sir
Saya juga..kepala 6, garis 3 no 8....bla..bla.. .bla. Kenapa tidak langsung saja, baut ini bersaiz sekian 12, kepala bernombor 4.. Nilai torsi baut ini harusnya ialah sekian..🤢
Very nice video congratulations 🎊 I have a question, there's a direct relationship between the size of hexagon head an the size of bolts body, can you give me a light on that please, I will appreciate that. Bless.
Hi, I found this to be the best tutorial on this subject, but on measuring the nut you lost me because I’m not so good with math and this is imperial, but I’m metric so I don’t understand. HELP Me please
The chart in the video is one we provide our students here at SAIT. It is just a tap drill chart and they can be found all over. I would just search one up on google.
It is because you need to measure the bolt on the ouside diameter of the threads, and you need to measure the same for the nut, but that is more difficult. The 0.655 is the inside diameter of the theards on the nut...as you said.
I would search it on google. Search for tap drill chart. They are very commonly supplied by bolt supply companies as well if you would like a hard copy.
was this the caliper you used: Mitutoyo 530-119 Vernier Caliper, Stainless Steel, Inch/Metric, 0-12" Range, +/-0.0015" Accuracy, 0.001" Resolution... Could you recommend one?
If it's a hex head bolt, measure from the bottom of the head to the end. If it's a fastener with a "V" shaped head for counter sunk holes, measure the entire length of the bolt.
The US was supposed to switch over to using the metric system in the 1970's. Fast forward almost 50 years and we're still using the same crazy, illogical system that everyone else stopped using decades ago. 🤔
Check out my other video that explains in detail on using a thread pitch gauge.
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Ty brother
SAIT Millwright
I get the M and 8 etc but i don't get the other things. For example.
M8 x 10.
What's the 10? The lengt of the bolt/treath?
Thank you. This helps. I just am astonished at how seemingly overcomplicated this is.
Great info, thanks for posting
didn't know about thread pitch gauges or tap drill charts... so thanks!
Bro....I don't even know you and you're a better dad than my dad, lol🤝🏻👍
I have all these bolts and I'm like how the heck do I measure him and I've looked and looked and all these people give all these explanations and I'm like I don't know what the heck they're talking about and you have the most comprehensive one thank you sir
Saya juga..kepala 6, garis 3 no 8....bla..bla.. .bla.
Kenapa tidak langsung saja, baut ini bersaiz sekian 12, kepala bernombor 4..
Nilai torsi baut ini harusnya ialah sekian..🤢
Very nice video congratulations 🎊 I have a question, there's a direct relationship between the size of hexagon head an the size of bolts body, can you give me a light on that please, I will appreciate that. Bless.
How do you did bolt length from measuring the diameter of the bolt length of body with caliper??
Hi, I found this to be the best tutorial on this subject, but on measuring the nut you lost me because I’m not so good with math and this is imperial, but I’m metric so I don’t understand. HELP Me please
Can we use this method to make its model in Solidworks
Is the m20 written on top of the bolt pls??
How did you know to go from metric (20mm) to imperial (3/4") on the first 2 bolts?
how to know the correct spanner for a bolt?
I have a m12x1.5 lug nuts, can i use a 9/16"-18? Or what is the nearest equivalent?
I would use the same as the original only.
Super message
very helpful thankyou
In a bolt/ screw packages I found 's25' written
Also 'k ' written
What do they mean?
You sounds like Ed Bolian from vinwiki
Where can I find the chart in the video ?
The chart in the video is one we provide our students here at SAIT. It is just a tap drill chart and they can be found all over. I would just search one up on google.
At 1:52 how do you tell which bolt is metric just by looking at it?
You can't. You have to look at the head.
3:22 Metric has numbers and standard has lines. He of course already knew.
The inside diameter of the nut is 0.655 inch approx. and the outside diameter of the nut is 0.75 inch. How can they both fit together.?
It is because you need to measure the bolt on the ouside diameter of the threads, and you need to measure the same for the nut, but that is more difficult. The 0.655 is the inside diameter of the theards on the nut...as you said.
Yo this was dope AF keep up the work. Word.
Thanks eh.
How to know the size of bolt as per thickness?
A tape measure or ruler would work well. You could also use a caliper. Just measure across the threads.
Best to use a outside micrometer.
Where do i download the tap chart
I would search it on google. Search for tap drill chart. They are very commonly supplied by bolt supply companies as well if you would like a hard copy.
Uhghhh can i just use a tape measure?
This is ridiculous. Who the f came up with such a complicated method. Good video tho...
was this the caliper you used: Mitutoyo 530-119 Vernier Caliper, Stainless Steel, Inch/Metric, 0-12" Range, +/-0.0015" Accuracy, 0.001" Resolution...
Could you recommend one?
4:54 where the nut gets measured
What about bolt head size?
That can be found by measuring across one flat side of the head to the other.
peep the fps
Pita configuration be off law thai .never university united time nal.try
doesnt mention how to messure the length of bolt
If it's a hex head bolt, measure from the bottom of the head to the end. If it's a fastener with a "V" shaped head for counter sunk holes, measure the entire length of the bolt.
Insanely over-
complicated. Thanks for explaining.
Isn’t it about time the US standardised to the metric system? As we’ve done here in the UK despite the resistance to change, mostly from older people.
The US was supposed to switch over to using the metric system in the 1970's. Fast forward almost 50 years and we're still using the same crazy, illogical system that everyone else stopped using decades ago. 🤔
OH GOD FUCK IMPERIAL
3:38
sorry ,i can't heard what you say
8.8 mean what ?
It is the Grade of the fastener.
OMG this guy’s voice puts me to sleep. He sounds and talks like the dry eyes guy in those commercials.
That's not the way to use a micrometer @ 0:43
umz... It's a caliper
@@sonnybarker4815 Hahahah. Stick to what you know. whatever that is
Dude..google it..it's a caliper..damn..there are inside and outside mircrometers..change what you think you know. GOOGLE !
how to know the correct spanner for a bolt?
Just measure across the flats of the head of the bolt.