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2009-04-01View Original

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For example, when drilling holes for M8 screws using a 6.9 drill bit and then tapping them, what size drill bit should be used for M10, M12, M14, and M16 screws? Please advise me on this.
Reply #22009-04-01
Metric coarse thread Metric fine thread specifications Standard diameter maximum and minimum specifications Standard diameter maximum and minimum specifications Standard diameter maximum and minimum M1.0* 0.250.750.7850.729M1.0 * 0.20.80.8210.783M15 * 1.01414.35313.917M1.1 * 0.250.850.8850.829M1.1 * 0.20.90.9210.883M16 * 1.514.514.67614.376M1.2 * 0.250.950.9850.929M1.2 * 0.211.0210.983M16 * 1.01515.15314.917M1.4 * 0.31.11.142 1.075M1.4 * 0.21.21.221 1.183M17 * 1.515.515.67615.376M1.6 * 0.351.251.3211.221M1.6 * 0.21.41.4211.383M17 * 1.01616.15315.917M1.7 * 0.351.351.4211.321M1.7 * 0.21.451.51.46M18 * 2.01616.2115.835M1.8 * 0.351.451.5211.421M1.8 * 0.21.61.6211.583M18 * 1.516.516.67616.376M2.0 * 0.41.61.6791.567M2.0 * 0.251.751.7851.729M18 * 1.01717.15316.917M2.2 * 0.451.751.8881.713M2.2 * 0.251.951.9851.929M20 * 2.01818.2117.835M2.3 * 0.41.91.9791.867M2.3 * 0.252.052.0612.001M20 * 1.518.518.67618.376M2.5 * 0.452.12.1382.013M2.5 * 0.352.22.2212.121M20 * 1.01919.15318.917M2.6 * 0.452.22.2382.113M2.5 * 0.352.22.2462.186M22 * 2.02020.2119.835M3.0 * 0.52.52.5992.459M3.0 * 0.352.72.7212.621M22 * 1.520.520.67620.376M3.0 * 0.62.42.442.28M3.5 * 0.353.23.2213.12122 * 1.02121.15320.917M3.5 * 0.62.93.012.85M4.0 * 0.53.53.5993.459M24 * 2.02222.2121.835M4.0 * 0.73.83.4223.242M4.5 * 0.544.0993.959M24 * 1.522.522.67622.376M4.0 * 0.753.253.3263.106M5.0 * 0.54.54.5994.459M24 * 1.02323.15322.917M4.5 * 0.73.83.8783.688M5.5 * 0.555.0994.959M25 * 2.02323.2122.835M5 * 0.84.24.3344.134M6.0 * 0.755.35.3785.188M25 * 1.523.523.67623.376M5 * 0.94.14.173 .98M6.0 * 0.55.55.555.4M25 * 1.02424.15323.917M6 * 1.055.1534.917M7.0 * 0.756.36.3786.188M26 * 1.524.524.67624.876M7 * 1.066.1535.917M7.0 * 0.56.56.556.4M27 * 2.02525.2124.735M8 * 1.256.86.9126.647M8.0 * 177.1536.917M27 * 1.525.525.67625.376M9 * 1.257.87.9127.647M8.0 * 0.757.37.3787.188M27 * 1.02626.15325.735M10 * 1.58.58.6768.376M8.0 * 0.57.57.527.4M28 * 2.02626.2125.835M11 * 1.59.59.6769.376M9.0 * 188.1537.917M28 * 1.52626.67626.376M12 * 1.7510.310.2410.11M9.0 * 0.758.38.3788.188M28 * 1.02727.15326.917M14 * 2.01212.2111.84M10 * 1.258.88.9128.647M30 * 3.02727.25226.752M16 * 2.01414.2113.84M10 * 1.099.1538.917M30 * 2.02828.2127.835M18 * 2.51515.14415.29M10 * 0.759.39.3789.188M30 * 1.02828.67628.376M20 * 2.51717.74417.29M10 * 0.59.59.529.4M32 * 2.03029.15328.917M22 * 2.51919.74419.29M11 * 1.01010.1539.917M32 * 1.53030.2129.835M24 * 3.02121.25220.75M11 * 0.7510.310.37810.19M33 * 3.03030.67630.376M27 * 3.02424.25223.75M12 * 1.510.510.67610.38M33 * 2.03130.25229.752M30 * 3.526.526.77126.21M12 * 1.2510.810.91210.65M33 * 1.531.531.2130.835 M12 * 11111.15310.92M35 * 1.533.533.67631.376 M12 * 0.511.511.52311.4M36 * 3.03333.25232.752 M14 * 0.512.512.67612.38M36 * 2.03434.2133.835 M14 * 1.01313.15312.92M36 * 1.53434.67634.376 M15 * 1.5013.513.67613.38                                         
Reply #32009-04-02
Additional note for Floor 2: When choosing a drill bit for drilling low-depth holes, attention should also be paid to the material of the component. For drills used on brittle materials such as gray cast iron, choose a smaller point size ; For drills on plastic materials, a larger size can be chosen. During the threading process, there is cutting, as well as material buildup.
Reply #42009-04-02
Just look it up in the machining manual
Reply #52009-04-17
Should we refer to the standard specifications of the drill bit?
Reply #62009-04-17
I haven’t done it in ages; I’ve almost forgotten everything!
Reply #72009-04-17
For such a simple question, you need to learn to use reference books in the future
Reply #82009-04-18
It’s listed in mechanical workers’ cutting manuals, and there are also posts on forums regarding the diameter of the threaded bottom hole
Reply #92009-04-18
Please consult the mechanical manual; there are many references available.
Reply #102009-04-21
There is a rough formula for coarse-threaded threads: the diameter of the thread bottom hole equals the nominal diameter minus the pitch.

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