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Bacon Slicer - Marcus Ling - 27-03-2019

Can anyone tell me what the thread is on the screws that hold the plate on the front of the bacon slicer over the gears as per the picture below. There are 5 screws, the diameter is 2BA but the thread pitch is wrong.

Many Thanks
Marcus


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RE: Bacon Slicer - bob46320 - 27-03-2019

Sounds like 3/16" BSW if coarse or 3/16' BSF if fine (2BA is approx 3/16" diameter).

RE: Bacon Slicer - David.H - 27-03-2019

10.24 UNC might be ok & easier to find...

RE: Bacon Slicer - Marcus Ling - 27-03-2019

Thanks Bob and David,

Someone has confirmed that the thread is 3/16BSF, all I need to do now is find some. Ruairidh's photo on the clutch spring thread shows that they have Cheese Heads.

RE: Bacon Slicer - Tom the Blacksmith - 27-03-2019

I thought they were 2BA, at least I have a pot of brass cheese heads at work that fit and I thought they were 2BA. They are too long but I'll happily send you some if you would like, it's a large pot.

RE: Bacon Slicer - Chris Garner - 27-03-2019

Marcus,
They are 3/16" BSF but 2 BA will do the job as there is no great strain on them They are cheese head and are fitted with washers.

RE: Bacon Slicer - Tony Press - 27-03-2019

And are fitted with spring  washers if I remember.

RE: Bacon Slicer - Stuart Giles - 27-03-2019

10-32 UNF screws might be easier to find and will directly substitute for 3/16" BSF if you're stuck.

RE: Bacon Slicer - Marcus Ling - 27-03-2019

Thanks Tom, Chris and Tony,

I tried some 2BA which I have here, but they didn't go in very far before they jammed.

2BA has a tread pitch of 0.81mm and 3/16BSF is 0.79mm pitch. I could force the 2BA in but will try and get the correct screws first.

RE: Bacon Slicer - Stuart Giles - 27-03-2019

Well, you could express 3/16" BSF as 0.79375 mm pitch, most people would say it's 32 Threads Per Inch which happens to be the same as 10-32 UNF