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Sherwood Die Stock

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Don McDermott

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Hello everyone, I'm looking to buy a Sherwood 3/4 inch UNC die and die stock from Cromwell Tools. Only problem is, I don't know what size die stock I need to buy to match with the 3/4 inch UNC die. It's definitely either 1.5 or 2 inches, but not sure which. I rang Cromwell Tools and they couldn't help me, as the staff who would know aren't in until Monday... and I need to order this more urgently so I'm appealing to the internet for help! Does anyone know? Thank you.
 
I don't envy you having to cut a 3/4" thread with a die stock.

I would assume it's 1.5" as it seems all the ones I can find online are that size, but if you have a metal lathe handy, you can always make a 2" - 1.5" adapter for a 2" die stock and also have the threading power of a larger die stock.
 
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