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cross wrap spacing
Posted by: Francis Santangelo (---.68.149.196.hwccustomers.com)
Date: February 01, 2024 09:30PM

2 parts

I was doing a box pattern that I got from visual wrap and had to cut it. Some of the boxes had much more open space and I was having to overlap in other areas.

1) Is this a packing problem?

2 what is the spacing for size A thread per mm or 2mm?

Obviously would like to avoid this problem and improve.

Any help is appreciated. Thanks!

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Re: cross wrap spacing
Posted by: Michael Ward (---.atlagax1.pop.starlinkisp.net)
Date: February 01, 2024 10:47PM

Could be a packing problem - but could also be you need to account for tapered offset and adjust your spacing as you gonthr length of the blank due to the taper of the blank

Not sure what you mean about spacing for A per mm or 2mm. Your spacing between centers will depend on your blank diameters

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Re: cross wrap spacing
Posted by: Francis Santangelo (---.68.149.196.hwccustomers.com)
Date: February 01, 2024 11:37PM

Michael Ward Wrote:
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> Could be a packing problem - but could also be you
> need to account for tapered offset and adjust your
> spacing as you gonthr length of the blank due to
> the taper of the blank
>
> Not sure what you mean about spacing for A per mm
> or 2mm. Your spacing between centers will depend
> on your blank diameters

I accounted for the taper via the software. I am asking how many threads = 1 millimeter. I would like to know how many passes roughly should fill the box.

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Re: cross wrap spacing
Posted by: Grant Darby (---.sf-cable.astound.net)
Date: February 02, 2024 12:15PM

Do tape samples, layout strands of whatever size thread you want, 1" lengths. Measure the widths, 5 6,7,8 or more strands. Stick the thread to tape, cover with clear tape and you have a record for future patterns. I think Vivona's book has all that info.

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Re: cross wrap spacing
Posted by: Grant Darby (---.sf-cable.astound.net)
Date: February 02, 2024 12:17PM

I mean the book has the info on the thread size.

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Re: cross wrap spacing
Posted by: Michael Ward (---.atlagax1.pop.starlinkisp.net)
Date: February 05, 2024 12:36PM

Maderia is generally 4.1 threads/mm for square spacing - though it will depend a bit on your individual packing

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Re: cross wrap spacing
Posted by: Robert A. Guist (---.res6.spectrum.com)
Date: February 05, 2024 05:30PM

Hello Francis.

This is an oldie but goodie, I almost forgot I had.Hope it helps (and still works with newer threads).

Threads Per Centimeter
00 Silk Threads = 80 Threads Per Centimeter = 203 Per Inch
00 Reg. Nylon Threads = 88 Threads Per Centimeter = 225
A - Reg. - NCP Nylon Threads = 57 Threads Per Centimeter = 145 Per Inch.
A – HT Metallic Threads = 67 Threads Per Centimeter = 169 Per Inch.
B - Threads = Threads Per Centimeter = Per Inch.
C – NCP – Trimar Threads = 102 Threads Per Centimeter = 260 Per Inch.
D – Reg. Nylon – HT Matallic Threads = 102 Threads Per Centimeter = 260 Per Inch.
D – NCP Threads = 30 Threads Per Centimeter = 77 Per Inch.
E Threads = 30 Threads Per Centimeter = 77 Per Inch.
EE Threads = Threads Per Centimeter = Per Inch.
60# Poly = Threads Per Centimeter = Per Inch.
40# Poly = 41 Threads Per Centimeter = 104 Per Inch.
Per Inch / 2.54 = Per CM.
Per Inch / 25.4 = Per MM.
Per CM / 10 = MM.

Tight Wraps & Tighter Lines.

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