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Yes, that works. The minor diameter of a 5/8 thread is .575, and the major diameter of a 9/16 thread is .562.
Yes.It's a different pitch.
Or did the OP misquote the thread pitch?
Yes.
He is saying the larger thread will be completely removed, and have a little material to spare while still meeting the major diameter numbers for the smaller thread.
Will cutting and threading 1/2x28 with a 5/8 adapter with blended shoulder thin the barrel to much vs just threading 9/16x24 with shoulder?You can turn it down to 9/16x24 , turn to 1/2x28 and use a 5/8x24 thread adapter with a .750" shoulder or have the shoulder turned back and pick up the threads and have about 1.25" of 5/8x24 threads and permanently attach a thread protector leaving about .6-.625 of exposed threads. A concentric shoulder can be turned on the protector and have the protector blended to the barrel. A few ways to skin the cat.
To do a blended shoulder you have to keep it all 5/8x24. Going with 1/2x28 to 5/8 adapter is fine for 6.5 or 30 cal, I do it all the time for hunting rifles; I just do not undercut the threads because the adapter I use is recessed.Will cutting and threading 1/2x28 with a 5/8 adapter with blended shoulder thin the barrel to much vs just threading 9/16x24 with shoulder?
6.5 and 30/06
Yes, that's the other process I had mentioned; which is a little more work. If it's worth it to you because you prefer the looks of it then that's what you should go with. Both methods get the job done.That looks nice!
I’m not well versed on the machining so that’s why I’m asking a lot of questions.
My barrel is .670 at 16.5 inches and .646 at 19 inches.Looking at cutting 17-18 inches.
I just saw were this guy threaded his thin barrel 5/8x24 longer than normal and added a 5/8 threaded peice and machined it to profile.
The advise is much appreciated!