Can I substitute 0BA with M6?
Discussion
M6 do fit into 0BA IIRC but they aren't the same
Wiki says
The angle of the thread is 47.5 degrees[1]:2 which is different from that used by Whitworth (55 degrees) and ISO Metric (60 degrees) so BA fasteners are never interchangeable with Whitworth/Metric ones even when the pitch and diameter seem similar (e.g. 0BA which appears similar to M6x1mm).
Wiki says
The angle of the thread is 47.5 degrees[1]:2 which is different from that used by Whitworth (55 degrees) and ISO Metric (60 degrees) so BA fasteners are never interchangeable with Whitworth/Metric ones even when the pitch and diameter seem similar (e.g. 0BA which appears similar to M6x1mm).
john2443 said:
M6 do fit into 0BA IIRC but they aren't the same
Wiki says
The angle of the thread is 47.5 degrees[1]:2 which is different from that used by Whitworth (55 degrees) and ISO Metric (60 degrees) so BA fasteners are never interchangeable with Whitworth/Metric ones even when the pitch and diameter seem similar (e.g. 0BA which appears similar to M6x1mm).
John, yes, thanks, that's exactly right, its practical application I wonder about, its door handle bolts, Rover P4 door handles on a Gordon Keeble GRP door, so not a high stress application.Wiki says
The angle of the thread is 47.5 degrees[1]:2 which is different from that used by Whitworth (55 degrees) and ISO Metric (60 degrees) so BA fasteners are never interchangeable with Whitworth/Metric ones even when the pitch and diameter seem similar (e.g. 0BA which appears similar to M6x1mm).
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