There's some serious hostility there, whoa.

I've always understood 'pitch' to be thread pitch, for which M6x1 is the answer.

I've never heard of bolt pattern referred to as 'pitch', I've always called that bolt pattern. I guess my terms suck too is that the technical term for the spacing between the bolt pattern, Ray?

 

My original question quite clearly states pitch of the holes.

It is a machinist term. If you were an apprentice I would give you a block and a drawing and tell you to pitch the holes in the block.

Any way, it doesn't matter Aaron was kind enough to supply me with the info


bty... http://ardictionary.com/Pitch/6720

#23

 

Knight pitch refers to thread pitch in metric its .5,.75,1.0 and 1.5 your looking for the mount spacing like the bolt pattren on wheels

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It also refers to a black substance obtained by boiling tar. It also refers to the baseball player who stands on the mound and throws the ball. There are over 45 ways to use the word pitch. One of those ways is to refer to the distance between holes. I did not ask for the thread pitch, I asked for the hole pitch.

Please click the link and read #23
http://ardictionary.com/Pitch/6720