Printable bolt reference charts

[Stuart in MN]

This website has a number of bolt reference charts you can print out. I thought they may be useful to people here: http://www.boltdepot.com/fastener-information/Printable-Tools/Default.aspx

 

[NUTTSGT]

Awesome find man.

 

[hifi_hokie]

Sweet! Off to get some laminating sheets...

 

[Ludacriss]

Thank you Stuart in MN

 

[rwhite692]

If you like that...Here are some downloadable charts you might find useful:


http://www.davehylands.com/Machinist/Charts/

 

[Old Patriot]

Thanks to both you guys!

 

[Ohio Auto]

Awesome!! thanks.

 

[83trekker]

!!!!

 

[keduner]

Great share gentlemen, thanks!!

 

[SMLDONZI]

Pretty cool. Thanks. The plastic thread guages for sale on that site look very useful too and for not too much $.

 

[Krokodil]

So I open the link to check if there is something that I might find useful. Most seems "US" sizes, and then oh wait at the bottom there is a "metric" chart as well.

So I open it and see all the nice bolt sizes with threads etc in metric units. So I think this might be useful, and then at the bottom there is a scale you should measure to check the scaling. Guess in what units? Inches!

It is almost like having a speedo in MPH and the tank in liters!

 

[mikeyr]

no witworth/BSF stuff ? Just SAE and Metric

While that site has nice info on SAE and Metric bolts, this one is useful

http://www.britishfasteners.com/images/nuts_bolts_key.pdf

 

[ZeroSignal]

harbor freight has plastic thread charts

 

[drmoonshine]

This website has a number of bolt reference charts you can print out. I thought they may be useful to people here: http://www.boltdepot.com/fastener-information/Printable-Tools/Default.aspx

Thank you should be useful for some people.

 

[peterj]

Thanks Stuart, I'm off to get them laminated right now before they make to the garage.

 

[kesslerbmw]

Awesome Links!!!!

Thank you!

 

[danski0224]

Printable bolt reference chart

This one comes in handy....

 

[commonut]

Thanks danski, made my night with that chart! Apprentices beware!

 

[Mighty Mouse]

thanks for the link

 

[Teamchevy]

Just bumping to the top, just found this useful myself!

Dave

 

[6530]

Rotflmao

 

[Labradorian]

Just bumping to the top, just found this useful myself!

Dave

me too! Have a pile of bolts and nuts to sort through, this should help identify them.

CHeers to OP!

 

[Kevin54]

Thanks Stuart. I'll have to print some of those off for future reference, so when someone ask if I have a bolt that looks like this, with a head like that, but also has to be this, I can show them a chart and tell them to show me what they want.

 

[big.jim]

anyone need british or metric charts i can scan in and post if needed including pipe/whitworth etc

 

[DekeT]

Bolt Depot is also very good place to buy. I bought a box of the metric and sae thread checkers for stocking stuffers. Packaging of even the small items is labeled and secure.

 

[Charles (in GA)]

Re: Printable bolt reference chart

This one comes in handy....

That Polish hardware chart must be as old as the hills. I had that exact same one posted in my aircraft T hangar in the mid '80's. It was one that had been photocopied a zillion times and had lots of spots and bad areas from the repeated copying, no internet then.

Charles

 

[Stuart in MN]

Re: Printable bolt reference chart

That Polish hardware chart must be as old as the hills. I had that exact same one posted in my aircraft T hangar in the mid '80's. It was one that had been photocopied a zillion times and had lots of spots and bad areas from the repeated copying, no internet then.

Charles

I got my copy of the polish bolt chart sometime in the 1970s. I always wondered about those old photocopy jokes that got passed around - there was some person who drew it up in the first place, who were they and when did they do it?

I remember one time I got a photocopied joke at work, and then one day later my brother in law showed me a copy of the exact same thing that he was given at a truck stop 1000 miles away.