Fiddling with my primitive Tool Shop grinder, and Fulton tap, and die set. 

Good afternoon Kev.

@@brycewiborg8095 at first, I was thinking it might be left-hand thread, but it seems like you’re getting it on there pretty good. It just doesn’t go all the way!

@@Kevscancave Fortunately this is the right had side. Eventually I will find the nut I dropped when I took the wire brush off. I noticed that I have a thread gage in the tap, and die set. In a while I will check the thread count.

G'day Kev

I have a thread gage in the tap, and die set. I'm going to check if I can figure out something. I still haven't found the nut I dropped. Thank you Ed.

G'day buddy

Eventually the original will show up. I heard it fall. It's been years since the floor was this clean. Thank you Ken.

@@Murphyslawfarm G'day Murphy.

That's actually what I used on the tap. I put the handle on for show. I like the Diamond tools. Thank you Will.

@@brycewiborg8095 I used mine on a tap too. Pipe tap for a grease zerk on the rake gearbox.

It sounds worth a try. I still haven't found the one that I dropped. We have fastenal in town. Thank you Louie.

I was surprised that the surface is steel. I bought it used to replace a plastic Black & Decker. I had a Belsaw I really liked, but someone offered more than I had invested. Thank you Brent.

I will figure it out eventually. Thank you Jan.

Thank you for the information. I keep looking for the one I lost. There are still a few places to check. Thank you Dave.

@brycewiborg8095 another side note. British Whitworth is 55degree whereas we are used to 60degree.

@@countryguy828 I suspect this was made in Taiwan. It's a Menards brand, but old enough that it doesn't have a country of origin marked.