Looking for straight nipple

Nov 25, 2007 4 Replies
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I moved last week and found that the movers lost a nipple that couples two internally threaded rods. These rods are part of a wardrobe rack that's several years old. I can't find the manufacturer's name on the rack and I've spent a lot of time visiting hardware stores and looking online for the nipple. You can see a picture at

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looks exactly like what I need: about 3/4" long, 3/4" diameter,



16 threads-per-inch.

I'd be very grateful for any suggestions about where to find this thing.



Thanks!


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Can't tell the size, but how about a lamp store?

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3/4-16 is standard UNF thread. You should be able to buy a bolt at the local hardware store and cut the end off unless you need the piece to be hollow. If so, you could possibly drill out the center.
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I would think a good hardware store would have something that'd work. If not,

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might have a part.

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that looks exactly like what I need: about 3/4" long, 3/4" diameter,

How about this McMaster-Carr part number 91301A200? Might be too short. Then this 91375A857

--Andy Asberry--

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