Howdy chipmakers,

	Well -- here is still another version of my "threads" program.  This
one was prompted by some questions comparing the results with tables from
_Machinery's Handbook_.  The differences were from comparing my output for
Sharp-V threads with tables computed for formed threads.

	So -- now the program displays all values in table form.  The
examples follow:

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>threads 16

For a thread of:			   16.00 TPI
	the pitch is:			  0.0625"/thread

					|	Thread Style
	Format				|  Sharp-V	|  Formed
	================================================================
	The single depth is:		|  0.0541"	|  0.0406"
	The double depth is:		|  0.1082"	|  0.0812"
	The 29.5 degrees angle feed is:	|  0.0622"	|  0.0466"

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>threads -m 1.25

For a thread pitch of:			    1.25 mm
					|	Thread Style
	Format				|  Sharp-V	|  Formed
	================================================================
	The single depth is:		|  1.0825 mm	|  0.8119 mm
	The double depth is:		|  2.1650 mm	|  1.6238 mm
	The 29.5 degrees angle feed is:	|  1.2437 mm	|  0.9328 mm

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>threads

Usage:
	threads TPI
		or
	threads -m pitch

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Note that you can get a reminder on how to use it by just typing the program
name with no arguments.

	As before, this is as I compiled it on unix, and someone else will
have to produce the version for MS-DOS.  The executable is for SunOs, but
there is a Makefile for compiling it on linux systems as well.  (One or the
other should work for most unix systems.)

	The file name is threads-3.tgz (a gzipped tar file), and this file
is threads-3.txt (I'll post this file, as well as uploading it to the
dropbox as documentation.

	Enjoy,
		DoN.