A: So much wrong info. The 5/16" is the size of the hole you drill so the cylinder part goes into the wood. And, as the title says, the bolt the fits it is a 1/4-20.
A: 1/4"
A: Hi Duck6911, The answer is 1/4 in.
A: The bolt to use is 1/4 in - 20 TPI The Tee Nut outside diameter is 5/16". This is the size hole to drill for the nut. The nut is designed to be hammered into the wood to set the prongs. I have found that you do not want to hammer too much, or risk bending the prongs. Once the prongs have a good grip, tightening the bolt will secure the nut in place.
A: It must be 1/4. 5/16 is the height measurement in inches.
A: I need to clear up my answer. The 5/16" is mainly the length of the threads in the cylinder. I would drill a 5/16" hole in hardwood like oak. 1/4" hole is OK in softwood.
A: 1/4" is the bolt diameter. 5/16" is the diameter of the "Tee" part of the nut.
A: This product uses a 1/4" bolt.
current item | |||
Size | |||
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1/4 in | #6 | M8 | M5 |
Measurement System | |||
Inches | Inches | Metric | Metric |
Thread pitch | |||
20 | 32 | 1.25 | 0.8 |
Package Quantity | |||
4 | 4 | 2 | 3 |
Thread Style | |||
Coarse Thread | Coarse Thread |
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