Where do I find one of those big tap drill size charts?

[pontiac428]

I use my Starrett chart near daily. It's the best Starrett tool that I own!

 

[Ultradog MN]

I would love to have one of those charts. The ones that usually have advertisements for the company on them. Where do I look for those. The ones on ebay and what not seem over priced. They are $16-24. I don’t want to buy one and find out there’s much more affordable options.

As frequently as I use mine $16-$24 would be worth it to me.
We ought to start a thread "Let's see your tap drill size charts".
I'll bet guys have some pretty neat ones here.

 

[CJ5Dave]

I had a couple of the Fastenal ones. Have one mounted on the side of the shop fridge at the end of the bench. Was using a propane torch at the vice, looked up, and the chart was on fire. Good thing I had another.

 

[Provincial]

I got one of the Starrett pocket charts 50 years ago. A few years ago I found another at an estate sale that was identical, except it was from Boeing.

 

[mcostello]

Better double check the tap drill sizes on that chart. Door bolts came loose might be over size holes.

 

[CJ5Dave]

Here is the start of our picture series.

 

[pontiac428]

It's right up thar, where the drills and taps live. If my shop was a church, that's where the cross would be.

 

[matthewsx]

Right next to my MT drills and little Hardinge.



John

 

[verbotenwhisky]

As I said Previously, I got mine from tool vendors free. Mounted high on the wall so I can stand in front of them and cogitate concerning what I need and drink my coffee at the same time...

 

[GeneT45]

From the late Palm abrasive in Portland, OR. The back side is a calendar - for 2002. I think that was their last year in business.

GsT