Not exactly tube related, but it is audio I bought a mini Clarostat
585 series pot to use in a headphone amplifier. The cheapos didn't
bother to include a nut and a dig in my junkbox didn't turn anything up.
So if anyone in the US could spare an M7 x 0.75 nut I would greatly
appreciate it.


Adam

Adam Stouffer said:

Not exactly tube related, but it is audio I bought a mini Clarostat
585 series pot to use in a headphone amplifier. The cheapos didn't
bother to include a nut and a dig in my junkbox didn't turn anything up.
So if anyone in the US could spare an M7 x 0.75 nut I would greatly
appreciate it.

Adam,

If you can't get one in the US, I'd be happy to ship you one.
Just let me know at

ln.oodanaw (at) iwas

Reverse the letter order.


--
Sander de Waal
" SOA of a KT88? Sufficient. "

Adam Stouffer wrote:

Not exactly tube related, but it is audio I bought a mini Clarostat
585 series pot to use in a headphone amplifier. The cheapos didn't
bother to include a nut and a dig in my junkbox didn't turn anything up.
So if anyone in the US could spare an M7 x 0.75 nut I would greatly
appreciate it.

Adam

Metric should no longer be a problem to find in North America. The
automotive & electronic test equipment business have used metric fasteners
for some years now.

There are lots of metric nuts, bolts, screws, etc on the shelves of hardware
stores here, even the big guys like Home Depot who stock nothing unless it
moves.

JLS

Metric should no longer be a problem to find in North America. The
automotive & electronic test equipment business have used metric fasteners
for some years now.

There are lots of metric nuts, bolts, screws, etc on the shelves of hardware
stores here, even the big guys like Home Depot who stock nothing unless it
moves.

Its one of those very thin nuts used to hold pots and toggle switches on
panels. So far only Mouser carries them and you have to buy a box of
100. McMaster Carr has thin nuts but no metric sizes. Rat shack has an
assortment pack but again no metric.



Adam

"Adam Stouffer" wrote in message
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Metric should no longer be a problem to find in North America. The
automotive & electronic test equipment business have used metric
fasteners
for some years now.

There are lots of metric nuts, bolts, screws, etc on the shelves of
hardware
stores here, even the big guys like Home Depot who stock nothing unless
it
moves.

Its one of those very thin nuts used to hold pots and toggle switches on
panels. So far only Mouser carries them and you have to buy a box of
100. McMaster Carr has thin nuts but no metric sizes. Rat shack has an
assortment pack but again no metric.



Adam

Hi Adam, I have a pile of them, and, I think, ****shack plain RCA connectors
use those nuts, I'm not sure 'bout the pitch. if you still haven't found
one, I'm in NYC, and you're wellcome to dig through my pots & switches
hardware box (or I can mail you a bunch).
-dim