1967PF44 Members Joined Nov 15, 2020 Messages 372 Reaction score 52 Mar 3, 2023 #1 Does anyone know the correct size for the pins on a SWAT VTG grenade It’s not very handy to pull it out in the local ironmongers and ask if they have something that fits…
Does anyone know the correct size for the pins on a SWAT VTG grenade It’s not very handy to pull it out in the local ironmongers and ask if they have something that fits…
EDcase AF-UK patch owner Joined Jun 24, 2017 Messages 3,599 Reaction score 1,590 Mar 3, 2023 #2 Mine are split pins so quite uneven. One is 2.6mm at the widest and the other is 2.8mm at the widest Last edited by a moderator: Mar 3, 2023
1967PF44 Members Joined Nov 15, 2020 Messages 372 Reaction score 52 Mar 3, 2023 Thread starter #3 Thanks Ed that’s helpful. cotter Pins is just another name for split pins - same thing (Cotter being the “correct” name I am told by an engineer…?)
Thanks Ed that’s helpful. cotter Pins is just another name for split pins - same thing (Cotter being the “correct” name I am told by an engineer…?)
EDcase AF-UK patch owner Joined Jun 24, 2017 Messages 3,599 Reaction score 1,590 Mar 3, 2023 #4 Good to know ? But you just said 'pins' so not sure if you meant cotter or solid Last edited by a moderator: Mar 3, 2023
Lozart Supporters Joined Jun 24, 2013 Messages 8,493 Reaction score 4,942 Mar 3, 2023 #5 1967PF44 said: cotter Pins is just another name for split pins - same thing (Cotter being the “correct” name I am told by an engineer…?) Click to expand... Technically, technically - cotter pins are the tapered pins with a thread on the end used for holding cranks to shafts. Like pushbikes used to use. Them darned colonials are the ones that use split pin and cotter pin interchangeably. Bastards.
1967PF44 said: cotter Pins is just another name for split pins - same thing (Cotter being the “correct” name I am told by an engineer…?) Click to expand... Technically, technically - cotter pins are the tapered pins with a thread on the end used for holding cranks to shafts. Like pushbikes used to use. Them darned colonials are the ones that use split pin and cotter pin interchangeably. Bastards.
1967PF44 Members Joined Nov 15, 2020 Messages 372 Reaction score 52 Mar 3, 2023 Thread starter #6 Yup, that was my understanding of a cotter pin - a cylinder with a flat side - they have taken out cotter pins but they will never take our woodruff screws!!
Yup, that was my understanding of a cotter pin - a cylinder with a flat side - they have taken out cotter pins but they will never take our woodruff screws!!
Colin Allen Members Joined Aug 27, 2022 Messages 1,884 Reaction score 2,296 Mar 3, 2023 #7 1967PF44 said: Yup, that was my understanding of a cotter pin - a cylinder with a flat side - they have taken out cotter pins but they will never take our woodruff screws!! Click to expand... Screws? I know of Woodruff keys but have never heard of Woodruff screws. Oh, for the days of good old 1/2” BSW screws!
1967PF44 said: Yup, that was my understanding of a cotter pin - a cylinder with a flat side - they have taken out cotter pins but they will never take our woodruff screws!! Click to expand... Screws? I know of Woodruff keys but have never heard of Woodruff screws. Oh, for the days of good old 1/2” BSW screws!
1967PF44 Members Joined Nov 15, 2020 Messages 372 Reaction score 52 Mar 3, 2023 Thread starter #8 Erm autocorrect lol keys/screws