coarse thread

He had a needle and coarse thread in his hand.

He handed the fellow a big needle and some coarse thread.

Its strands were thin as coarse thread and not much stronger, but they had saved lives.

"Each one about the width of a piece of coarse thread."

His hair and his beard were coal black, with coarse threads of white.

Against his curled fingertips he felt the rough coarse threads of the straitjacket.

Coarse threads can be made of it.

Coarse threads can be made accurately, or fine threads inaccurately.

It is silk noil, made from the outer, coarser threads of the cocoon.

Special screws are available with a coarse thread pitch but sheet-metal screws also work well.

Nuts with specified proof load values - Coarse thread

Coarse threading also allows for thicker coatings and platings.

Coughing and trying to spit the coarse threads of the material out of mouth, he levered himself up into a sitting position.

The machine produced coarse thread.

The properties are defined for M1.6-39 with coarse threads and M8-39 with fine threads.

Part 2 defines the mechanical properties for coarse threaded nuts up to an M39 size and a height of at least half the nominal diameter.

Augustus had rigged a fishing line out of some coarse thread they had found in Adobe Walls.

Metric coarse thread dimensions

An auger can be screwed onto one end, it may be a single helical coarse thread or even double helix.

Trapezoidal coarse thread

But the bit fastening the waistband to the skirt is huge great stitches and very coarse thread, which is actually a bit of a shame.

Thus a 3/8-inch bolt may be either coarse threaded with 16 tpi or fine threaded with 24 tpi.

Its spiked leaves were processed into a coarse thread that was shipped from this port city and the nearby port of Sisal all over the world.

Bolts, screws and studs with specified property classes - Coarse thread and fine pitch thread

The Northrop was suitable for coarse thread but for fine cotton, the Lancashire loom was still preferred.