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    Cant see anything in the pdf's but i did find this on their website:

    Leadscrew thread pitch, inch (Lathe, mill X and Y axes = 1/4-20, Mill Z axis = 3/8-20)

    Leadscrew thread pitch, metric (Lathe, mill X and Y axes = 6.3 x 1 mm, Mill Z = 10 x 1 mm)

    Link: Standard dimensions of Sherline tools...

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