Perhaps my google skills are challenged (probably so), but I can't find
this.
Is there a modern source of nut bars that one could order with specific
thread size and # of holes (NEMA pattern)? Yeah, I know I'm being OCD and
can just use individual nuts. But after you keep losing a
On 10/15/2015 02:44 PM, Jay West wrote:
... In
some cases, nut bars are very preferable...
I think we have plenty of those around here
:D
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On Thu, 15 Oct 2015, Dave Woyciesjes wrote:
On 10/15/2015 02:44 PM, Jay West wrote:
... In
some cases, nut bars are very preferable...
I think we have plenty of those around here
*bars*, not *bags*! :)
g.
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On 10/15/2015 04:01 PM, geneb wrote:
On Thu, 15 Oct 2015, Dave Woyciesjes wrote:
On 10/15/2015 02:44 PM, Jay West wrote:
... In
some cases, nut bars are very preferable...
I think we have plenty of those around here
*bars*, not *bags*! :)
No, it's "...*ba
> Perhaps my google skills are challenged (probably so), but I can't
> find this.
It is costing me in ways too vast and indescribable not to give you crap
about this terminology. :)
Try "threaded rail".
De
On Thursday (10/15/2015 at 04:16PM -0400), Dennis Boone wrote:
> > Perhaps my google skills are challenged (probably so), but I can't
> > find this.
>
> It is costing me in ways too vast and indescribable not to give you crap
> about this terminology. :)
http://www
HAH!
The DG documentation does call them "Nut Bars" :P
"threaded rail" seems to be something different according to google, but it
yields "threaded insert" which is close if not exact. Still googling...
Thanks!
J
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On 10/15/2015 03:36 PM, Jay West wrote:
HAH!
The DG documentation does call them "Nut Bars" :P
"threaded rail" seems to be something different according to google, but it
yields "threaded insert" which is close if not exact. Still googling...
There were some sys
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Sent: Thursday, October 15, 2015 8:57 PM
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Subject: Re: nut bars? ;)
Are the one you want made by Accuride
too vast and indescribable not to give you crap
> > about this terminology. :)
>
> http://www.naturevalley.com/nut-bars/
>
> --
> Chris Elmquist
>
>
can stuff almost an entire rack just working
myself in maybe 30, 45 minutes ...
My wife has a fondness for the plain nut bars. To me, like most granola
bars, they taste like sawdust.
Cage nuts and clip nuts are still used on rackmount equipment. Not
quite as much fumbling involved.
--Chuck
From: "Jay West"
Subject: nut bars? ;)
<...>
Is there a modern source of nut bars that one could order with specific
thread size and # of holes (NEMA pattern)? Yeah, I know I'm being OCD and
How about something from here? http://www.ebay.com/bhp/rack-rails
I know the
Cindy wrote...
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Are the one you want made by Accuride perhaps?
http://www.accuride.com/media/1975/rackmountaccessories_pdf_3.pdf
They call them "bar nuts" :-)
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BINGO! That's the ones :) Thanks Cindy!!
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Subject: FOUND RE: nut bars? ;)
Cindy wrote...
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Are the one you want made by Accuri
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