[sdiy] Source for M6x0.75 Nuts

[Tom Bugs]

Thanks Tom -- you made a useful point --> I'd thought the US probably 
wouldn't be the place to look due to the use of imperial standards...
So, I'd stupidly not checked Mouser very carefully. Turns out they *do* 
have them (part # 48AN006)
Cheers,
Tom


Tom Corbitt wrote:
> On the nuts and bolts hardware side, I'm a firm believer that if you
> can't get it from McMaster, you don't need to be using it in a design.
>
> Try part # 91415A040
>
> Metric Zinc-Plated Steel Fine Thread Hex Nut Class 6, M6 Screw Size,
> .75mm Pitch, 10mm W, 5mm H
> In stock at $9.24 per Pack
> This product is sold in Packs of 50
>
> http://www.mcmaster.com/#91415a040/=4z2v1m
>
> I'm sure smallparts would have it as well, just to lazy to look.
>
> Tom C
>
> They are pretty good on shipping costs (and the exchange rate will be
> working in your favor.)
>
>
> On Thu, Dec 17, 2009 at 2:13 PM, Tom Bugs <admin at bugbrand.co.uk> wrote:
>   
>> Hi all,
>>
>> Gah -- I really need to source some fine-thread M6 nuts but can't find them
>> for the life of me...
>>
>> Regular M6 nuts are 1mm thread - I need 0.75mm thread - like on miniature
>> toggle switches, for example.
>>
>> Ideally I need a regular source for many at a time - preferably UK, but not
>> necessarily...
>> Steel (no need for stainless) would be best but could maybe do with nylon if
>> all else fails...
>>
>> Thanks for any help!
>> Tom/BugBrand
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