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for metric the drill size is thread size less pitch.

so for an M7 with 1.25 pitch you need a 5.75mm drill bit.

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If the threads have gone you may not be able the tap out to 7mm. Have you thought of recoiling it? this would keep it 6mm.

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If the threads have gone you may not be able the tap out to 7mm. Have you thought of recoiling it? this would keep it 6mm.

depends where this stripped thread is I suppose.

helicoil/timeserts would do for side cases

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Is the thread totally fekked. Can you not just run a 6mm tap down it to clean the existing threads

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I wouldn't tap to 7mm there shouldn't be enough metal left to make a decent thread it will be weak and fail.

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Yeh" helicoil kit.. gives you drill bit - tap -insert- tab breaking tool. you can get it right, without guess work,, :yeah:

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/RDGTOOLS-M6-X-1-HELICOIL-KIT-THREAD-REPAIR-KIT-/370774984037?pt=UK_Hand_Tools_Equipment&hash=item5653e94565

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That not a bad price for a single kit.

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