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gbj_tester in reply to @freezing77

#1-32

If such a thing existed, the lead angle would be so steep (about 7.5°) that it would never stay put. #1-64 is the standard coarse pitch.

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grams in reply to @gbj_tester

Surely 1/32 is 32 threads-per-inch? Although that doesn’t seem to be commonly combined with 1/8” diameter.

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atk in reply to @grams

1/8" is more likely to be the length (~3mm). It was a very small screw.
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gbj_tester in reply to @grams

Surely 1/32 is 32 threads-per-inch?

That's not how it's usually written. The smallest common screw that has 32tpi is a #6, which has a major diameter of 0.138" (that's 3.5mm for remoaners🙂)

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