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File:100 TPI fine adjustment screw with close up, Oct 2012.jpg

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English: This is a photo of a 1/4 inch major diameter 100 thread per inch fine adjustment screw with a close-up of the threads.
Date 1 March 2012
Source Took a fine adjuster screw I had made for me and photoed it.
Previously published: It is not published anywhere prior to wikipedia
Author Jcm13

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Horizontal resolution 72 dpi
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