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Old 05-20-2005, 07:20 PM   #1
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Re-threading LP Blade Tangs

Hi,
I was just wondering if the LP French/brass insert type tang can be threaded with the standard 6mm thread? I would like to use a differenct pommel knob...
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Hi,
I was just wondering if the LP French/brass insert type tang can be threaded with the standard 6mm thread? I would like to use a differenct pommel knob...
Thanks,
HtB
Yah....all you have to do is slap a 6mm thread cutting die on it an apply some elbow grease.

HOWEVER, if you're going to remain with a French grip, I don;t think you'll get enough thread before reaching the notch to make a good seat for the pommel, because you'll need to chamfer the end of the blade to get the die on.
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FYI all of our epee blades from 6-8 weeks time will be available with a long threaded tang.
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Although it is possible with a three chase die. It is much easier with a four chase dia as used on motorised/automatic threading machines..
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HOWEVER, if you're going to remain with a French grip, I don;t think you'll get enough thread before reaching the notch to make a good seat for the pommel, because you'll need to chamfer the end of the blade to get the die on.

A good rule of thumb is to have 1.5 diameter of length thread engagement (i.e. 9mm for this case) to have a safe connection.
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This is to Alex. Are you saying that one could not buy a long threaded tang now?
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