Paddleducks
General => Chat & Off Topic Stuff => Topic started by: colin104 on April 27, 2012, 04:32:36 PM
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Given 1" to 2" Moore & Wright 966 micrometer that has spent many years in an old shed.Looked to be in a very sad state,under all the muck and grime found very useable micrometer.Problem the lock ring is missing,can not find replacement.I have a pattern from other micrometers i have,but can not identify thread.Would appreciate any information on thread TPI-form-size.The lock ring is the old type that screws up into the frame.
Regards Colin
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Hi PD's ....mmmmmmmm Colin... :whistle I am sure the actual threadforms used in micrometer construction are absolutely unique to the components
Don't be surprised if M&W used fine metric thread designations.........just like as used in BA threads which are technically metric
Without being negative.........I wouldn't hold a lot of hope of a spare part being available....& to have one CNC ground these days would be cost prohibitive ....but good luck......Derek :coffee
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hello
without knowing the outside diameter it is hard to say but would guess that it is one of the model engineer threads at 40 teeth per inch hope this helps
regards
peter
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I did a quick search and found this place that offers calibration and repairs,
http://www.microprecision.com/instrument/MOORE_&_WRIGHT-966.html
they maybe able to provide parts.
Regards,
Gerald.